Bahco 620 mm, 1 TPI Hand Saw

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RS Stock No.:
459-909
Mfr. Part No.:
255-17/34
Brand:
Bahco
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Brand

Bahco

Saw Blade Type

Hand Saw

Product Type

Hand Saw

Blade Length

620mm

Teeth per Inch

1

Blade Material

Steel

Blade Thickness

1.60mm

Standards/Approvals

No

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
SE

Bahco Hand Saw, Blade Length 620mm, Blade Thickness 1.60mm - 255-17/34


This hand saw is a manual cutting tool designed for coarse material removal where large tooth spacing is required. It operates with a single-tooth-per-inch configuration, making it suitable for aggressive, Rapid cuts in compatible timber and similar substrates. The blade is manufactured from steel to withstand repetitive manual use.

Features and Benefits:


• 1.60mm blade thickness delivers enhanced stiffness for straight cuts
• Steel blade material provides structural durability during use
• 1 TPI large tooth count enables fast material removal
• Hand-operated design allows precise user-controlled cutting

Applications


• Suitable for rough cutting of dimensional timber
• Can be used for heavy-duty site carpentry tasks
• Ideal for pruning or cutting large-section timber
• Used with Basic workshop setups for coarse stock removal

What tooth configuration affects cutting speed?


The large-tooth 1 TPI layout produces Rapid removal rates suitable for coarse cuts.

How does blade material influence longevity?


The steel construction resists deformation under manual loads and maintains cutting geometry.

What handling considerations apply to this tool?


Manual operation requires steady control to exploit the blade stiffness and prevent deviation.

Which cutting tasks are unsuitable for this tool?


Fine finishing or precision joinery is not appropriate due to the low tooth density.

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