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Hand Saw Blades are metal blades with a cutting edge that are fixed into the handle of manual hand saws. The cutting edge can be in the form of teeth or a sharp wire, each of which is designed to suit different applications.

Hand saw blades are measured by TPI, which stands for Teeth Per Inch and a saw's TPI and its size affects the materials through which it can cut and its cutting speed. In the same way, the material of the blade affects the applications in which it can be used. Knowing what you need to use your saw for will help you to determine which blade will be most appropriate for you.

Hand saw maintenance is key to working with these tools as a clean, straight and dry blade will ensure optimal performance. Looking after these blades properly, and replacing them when they need to be replaced, will also ensure user safety and long product life.

### What types of blades do RS sell?

Our comprehensive range of hand saw blades at RS includes blades for Hacksaws, Knife Saws, Pad Saws and Rod saws in a variety of sizes, TPIs, and finishes. Whether you are looking for a replacement blade for your regular tool or you need a blade that meets specific requirements for your application, RS can help you.



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Stanley 300 mm High Speed Molybdenum Steel Hacksaw Blade, 24 TPI

Stanley 300 mm Bi-metal Hacksaw Blade, 24 TPI

Starrett 450 mm HSS Hacksaw Blade, 10 TPI

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<p>Pad saw blades are long and narrow blades that are often used for cutting small, awkward features into light building materials, such as plasterboard. Depending on your saw type, there are fixed and retractable pad saw blades available. The blades are measured by Teeth Per Inch (TPI), with the higher TPI number meaning the shorter the gap between the teeth along the cutting edge and the smaller the teeth on the blade.</p><h2>What are Pad Saws used for?</h2><p>Pad saws are typically used in carpentry, workshops, construction, demolition & rescue work, and can be commonly found in the tool collections of DIY enthusiasts. Fitted in either a wooden or metal handle, pad saw blades are ideal for cutting smaller features in awkward or restricted locations. They also allow small interior shapes and interior circles to be cut into materials without having to drill an initial hole first, making for cleaner work. </p>

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<p>Hacksaw blades are slim, fine-toothed blades specifically for use with hacksaws and are made from metal, including tungsten steel, carbon steel and high-speed steel. They are designed for cutting thin materials, such as other metals, thin woods and plastics. The blades are measured by Teeth Per Inch (TPI) and our stock of hacksaw blades ranges from 14 to 32 TPI, covering a multitude of application requirements. Typically, the higher the TPI number, the shorter the gap between the teeth along the cutting edge and the smaller the teeth on the blade. We recommend our range is used for material thicknesses of at least 0.8 mm to at least 1.8 mm.</p><h2>What are Hacksaws Used For?</h2><p>Hacksaws are a popular tool and are commonly used in a range of industries and applications. Engineers, plumbers and electricians often have hacksaws in their tool collection in order to cut through plastic water pipes, metal and plastic conduits, tubing or trunking, but they can also be used by gardeners or farmers to trim, cut or prune trees, bushes or shrubs. Household DIY projects that use thin wood, metal or plastic can also require a hacksaw, though this will depend on the size of the project. </p>

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