• Designed with holes for KASTO machines
• Designed for cutting almost any material
• High speed steel hacksaw blade
• Suitable for use on modern machines with skilled operators and a high degree of control
• Correct blade tension is essential for ensuring a straight kerf and a long useful life of the blade
• If the tension is too low, the blade will bend upwards or twist, giving rise to high stresses, heavy wear of the blade and uneven, crooked kerfs
• Excessive tension causes high stresses in the blade and saw frame
• As a general rule, harder materials call for a lower stroke rate and higher feed pressure
• If the chips are burnt, feed pressure is too high
• If tooth cracks appear, feed pressure is too high
• Fine, powdery chips indicate that feed pressure is too low
• Fine curled chips indicate the optimal feed pressure
• The teeth should not be touching the workpiece when the machine is started
• A useful rule of thumb is that at least three teeth should be engaged at any time