Hack Saw Frame 300mm

The Hacksaw Frame 300mm is a durable, lightweight tool designed for precision cutting of metal, plastic, or wood. Typically made from hardened steel or aluminum, it features an adjustable frame to accommodate standard 300mm blades, allowing controlled cuts in tight spaces. Its ergonomic handle ensures a comfortable grip, while the tensioning mechanism secures the blade firmly for efficient, straight-line cutting. Ideal for DIY projects, workshops, or industrial use, this versatile tool is essential for tasks requiring manual cutting accuracy.

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Product Code：

YT-3161

OEM：

Available

Sample：

Available

Payment：

L/C,T/T,D/P,D/A

Place of Origin：

China

Supply Ability：

9999 piece per Month

Product Details

Hack Saw Frame 300mm

Brand:YATO

Symbol:YT-3161
Product Name:Hack Saw Frame 300mm

Length: 300 mm

Width: 12 mm

Teeth per inch: 24 TPI

Working part material: bimetal

Material: PP

Application: metal

The Features

Durable Construction: Made from hardened steel or lightweight aluminum for long-lasting strength and resistance to wear.
300mm Blade Capacity: Designed to hold standard 300mm (12-inch) blades, ideal for cutting through metals, plastics, and wood.
Adjustable Frame: Features a tension-adjustable mechanism to secure blades firmly, ensuring straight, controlled cuts.
Ergonomic Handle: Padded or contoured grip reduces hand fatigue during prolonged use.
Compact Design: Slim profile allows access to tight spaces and intricate cutting tasks.
Quick Blade Replacement: Often includes a quick-release lever or wingnut for easy blade swaps.
Multi-Purpose Use: Suitable for DIY projects, workshops, plumbing, and metalworking.
Rigid Stability: Reinforced frame minimizes blade flex, enhancing cutting precision.
Portable: Lightweight build makes it easy to transport for on-site jobs.
Compatibility: Works with various blade types (e.g., high-carbon, bi-metal) for different materials.

Application Area

Metalworking: Cutting metal pipes, rods, sheets, or bolts in workshops or fabrication projects.
Plumbing: Trimming copper, PVC, or steel pipes during installation or repair tasks.
DIY Home Projects: Shaping materials like plastic, wood, or aluminum for custom furniture or repairs.
Automotive Repairs: Removing or modifying metal components, such as exhaust systems or brackets.
Construction: Adjusting metal brackets, screws, or hardware on-site for structural fittings.
Electrical Work: Cutting conduit pipes or cable trays to size for wiring setups.
Craftsmanship: Detailed cutting in model-making, jewelry crafting, or art installations.
Maintenance: Performing routine cuts in industrial machinery or equipment upkeep.
Emergency Fixes: Portable use for quick repairs in confined spaces (e.g., tight corners or narrow gaps).
Educational Settings: Teaching manual cutting techniques in technical schools or workshops.