Combining shatter resistant spring steel, used as the backing material, and tough, wear-resistant HSS teeth, this range of replacement hacksaw blades are the ideal product for replacing your blunt or old hacksaw blades. Electron-beam welded to form a sturdy bi-metal product, the product is well suited for making interrupted cuts in cramped places or places where the blade is subject to stress caused by twisting or bending. Provides optimum tooth strength/life and reduced breakage and fracture when compared to traditional all-hard blades. Hacksaw body not included, blades only provided.

Features and Benefits
• HSS (High Speed Steel) cuts faster than high carbon steels and maintains hardness for longer than carbon steels
• Possesses a flexible spring steel backing to allow for sawing in hard to reach or awkward areas
• The differing materials have been electron-beam welded together for a neat join and sturdy product finish
• Available to purchase individually

Typical Applications
• Ideal for use in awkward or hard to reach areas due to its high tolerance of twisting and bending
• Suited for use as replacement blades for a standard hacksaw

Standards
• Made to BS 1919 : Part 1: 1993

Single End Open Jaw.
Chrome vanadium single ended open jaw spanners.
Fully insulated to conform to VDE 0680/201 and EN 60900:2012 standards for safe electrical applications up to 1000V.
Spanner dimensions conform to DIN 7446.

Crosspoint
Ergonomically designed handles which are dual material and three-sided for improved torque and reduced fatigue. Chrome vanadium steel blades with magnetic tips and a hanging hole in the handle.

Designed for maximum grip under load application, these Hi-Grip screwdrivers have a slotted tip, round blade and a flared flat head. The red moulded cushion grip gives optimum operator comfort, making the product ideally suited for assembly work. The tough alloy steel blades possess a satin finish whilst the product has magnetic tips, hardened and ground to prolong tool life. Available in a variety of sizes to suit your requirements. Slotted head screws are the most commonly used screw. To safely drive these screws, the tip of the screwdriver should be of the same width as the slot in the screw head and fill it as well, to minimise slipping and deforming the screw head.

Features and Benefits
• Slotted head screws are the most commonly used, meaning these screwdrivers are a must for any well rounded tool kit
• Blades are manufactured from tough alloy steel for durability
• Magnetised tips hold the fasteners in place when driving for more accurate results
• Red, moulded cushion grip is designed to boost user comfort, grip and control
• Available in a range of sizes and styles to suit your needs

Typical Applications
• DIY
• Electrical
• Construction
• Automotive