Laser Junior Hacksaw - 1000V Safe - 9165

Insulated hacksaw handle & frame to IEC60900 2018 standard, for live working. Overall length: 285m...

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The Laser Junior Hacksaw (9165) is designed for electricians, auto electricians, and mechanics, offering safe cutting capabilities when working on or near live electrical components up to 1000V. Its primary benefit is enhanced safety in high-risk environments. A potential caveat is its junior size, which may limit its suitability for very thick materials.

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Model Part Number9165
BrandLaser Tools

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What does '1000V Safe' mean for this hacksaw?

It means the tool is insulated and tested to withstand up to 1000 volts, making it safe to use when working on or near live electrical circuits. It is certified to the IEC60900 2018 standard.

What is the overall length of the hacksaw?

The overall length of the Laser Junior Hacksaw is 285mm.

Can I use any standard hacksaw blade with this tool?

It is designed for 150mm blades. While it may accept other 150mm blades, it is recommended to use Laser Part No. 62823 for guaranteed compatibility and performance.

Is this hacksaw suitable for cutting metal pipes?

This is a junior hacksaw with a 150mm blade, best suited for smaller tasks and materials like plastic, thin metal sheeting, or conduit. It is not designed for heavy-duty pipe cutting.

How do I adjust the blade tension?

Blade tension is adjusted using the insulated knob located on the frame. Turn the knob to tighten or loosen the blade until it is taut for cutting.

What materials is the handle made from?

The handle is manufactured from polypropylene (PP) and non-slip thermoplastic (TPE) for durability and a secure grip.

Where can I get replacement blades?

Replacement blades are available under Laser Part No. 62823.

Troubleshooting

Blade won't tighten properly

Check that the blade is correctly seated in the frame's end slots. Ensure the tension knob is clean and free of debris. If the knob threads are damaged, consider replacing the hacksaw or knob mechanism.

Handle feels loose

Inspect the connection between the handle and the frame. Ensure all internal components of the handle assembly are secure. If the handle material appears damaged or compromised, replace the tool.

Poor cutting performance

Verify the blade is sharp and correctly tensioned. Ensure you are using the appropriate cutting technique for the material. If the blade is dull, replace it with a new one (Laser Part No. 62823).

Visible damage to insulation

Immediately stop using the hacksaw. Damaged insulation compromises the 1000V safety rating. Do not attempt to repair; replace the tool to ensure electrical safety.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides enhanced safety for live electrical work.
  • Ergonomic and non-slip handle for secure grip.
  • Adjustable blade tension for optimal cutting.
  • Compact design for use in tight spaces.
  • Certified to international safety standards (IEC60900:2018).

Cons

  • Junior size may be less efficient for large or very thick materials.
  • Specific blade length might not suit all cutting tasks.
  • Requires compatible replacement blades (Laser Part No. 62823).

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the hacksaw is unplugged from any power source and the work area is clear.
  2. Insert the 150mm saw blade into the designated slots on the frame.
  3. Tighten the blade by turning the insulated knob until the blade is taut. Test the tension by gently trying to flex the blade; it should have minimal give.

Compatibility:

  • Designed for use with standard 150mm junior hacksaw blades.
  • Specifically recommended for use with Laser Part No. 62823 replacement blades.
  • Suitable for cutting various materials including plastics, soft metals, and composite materials, provided they are within the scope of a junior hacksaw's capability.

Care:

  • After each use, clean the blade and frame with a dry cloth to remove debris.
  • Store the hacksaw in a dry environment, away from extreme temperatures.
  • Periodically inspect the insulation on the handle and knob for any signs of damage (cracks, cuts). If damage is found, discontinue use immediately.
  • Always ensure the blade is properly tensioned before use and loosened for storage if necessary to prolong blade and frame life.

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