Bahco 600 mm, 4.5 TPI

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RS Stock No.:
459-975
Mfr. Part No.:
PC-24-TIM
Brand:
Bahco
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Brand

Bahco

Product Type

Hand Saw

Blade Length

600mm

Teeth per Inch

4.5

Blade Material

Metal

Blade Thickness

930μm

Standards/Approvals

No

Material Cut

Tanalised Wood, Wet, Timber

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
SE

Bahco Hand Saw, 600mm Blade Length, 0.93mm Blade Thickness - PC-24-TIM


This hand saw is designed for manual cutting of timber, including treated and wet material, providing a tool suited to on-site construction and woodworking tasks. It features a metal blade and a two-component screwed handle with a rubberised grip that doubles as an angled marking guide for common 45° and 90° cuts. The tooth geometry permits coarse, Rapid cutting with the blade re-sharpenable using a compatible file.

Features and Benefits:


• 4.5 TPI fleam-toothed profile for Faster material removal
• Metal blade suitable for repetitive push and pull strokes
• Re-sharpenable tooth form using file 272 for extended service life
• Rubberised two-component handle offering improved sawing control
• Handle functions as 45° and 90° marking guide for alignment

Applications


• Suitable for cutting tanalised wood on building sites
• Used for wet timber cutting in renovation works
• Ideal for manual crosscuts in construction timber
• Can be used for rough timber sizing before machining
• Suitable for treated wood preparation and trimming

What blade maintenance is recommended for prolonged performance?


The tooth set is designed to be fileable and can be maintained using file 272 to restore cutting geometry.

How does the handle assist with cutting accuracy?


The screwed two-component handle includes a rubberised grip and flat faces that act as 45° and 90° marking guides for alignment.

Which stroke direction provides effective cutting force?


The blade is configured to cut efficiently on both push and pull strokes due to its fleam tooth profile.

What timber types is the tool intended to cut?


It is intended for general timber, including treated (tanalised) and wet timber commonly encountered in construction.

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