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Used Hack Saws in Germany

  • 1980 Silistra OH253

    1980 Silistra OH253

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Silistra
    • Model: OH 253
    • Weight: 744 kg

    Hacksaw stands on a movable base frame Saw blade: Stirrup distance 490mm; height of the stirrup 260mm Workpiece holder: 1x clamping jaw fixed 240 x 145mm and 1x clamping jaw rotatable (45°) 180 x 145mm Coolant su...

    Leipzig, Germany
  • 1970 Klaeger Plus 400 (M100000972)

    1970 Klaeger Plus 400 (M100000972)

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Klaeger

    Motorized hacksaw KLÄGER type Plus 400 Machine no. No. 92625 Year of construction 1970 Technical data: Saw blade size 400 x 32 x 1.5 mm Cutting range round 90 190 mm flat 90 190 x 190 mm round 45 140 mm flat 45 1...

    Weiterstadt, Germany
  • 1971 Kläger Mod 50-400 (M100000878)

    1971 Kläger Mod 50-400 (M100000878)

    • used

    Plaintiff Hacksaw blade length 400 mm with base frame This article refers to: Kläger Mod 50-400

    Weiterstadt, Germany
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Overview

Hack saws are hand tools used for cutting metal, plastic, and other hard materials. They consist of a blade held in a frame, which can be adjusted to accommodate different blade sizes. Hack saws are essential in metalworking, plumbing, and DIY projects due to their precision and versatility.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a hack saw?

Look for a sturdy frame, a comfortable handle, and compatibility with various blade sizes. Consider the type of material you will be cutting to choose the appropriate blade.

How do I ensure my hack saw is shipped safely?

Ensure the hack saw is securely packaged with padding to prevent damage. It’s best to buy from reputable sellers who offer proper shipping options.

What maintenance does a hack saw require?

Regularly check the blade for wear and replace it as needed. Keep the frame clean and free of debris, and store the saw in a dry place to prevent rust.