Eclipse Power Hacksaw Blade - 16" x 1.1/4" x .062 6tpi - AE352X

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This Eclipse Power Hacksaw Blade (AE352X) is designed for professionals and serious DIYers seeking highly accurate metal cutting performance on powered hacksaw machines. Its key benefit is a strong, rigid construction ensuring straight, precise cuts consistently, even with difficult materials like alloys and stainless steels. A potential caveat is that its specialized nature means it's best suited for powered machines, not manual hacksaws.
| Model Part Number | AE352X |
|---|---|
| Brand | Eclipse |
This blade is designed for cutting a wide variety of metals, including mild steel, alloys, and stainless steels. The 6 TPI is generally suitable for medium to thick sections.
No, this blade is specifically designed for use with powered hacksaw machines. Its rigidity and construction are optimized for the forces and speeds generated by power tools.
The blade should be securely clamped at both ends, with the teeth pointing in the direction of the cutting stroke (usually downwards). It should be properly tensioned to prevent bowing or breaking.
TPI stands for Teeth Per Inch. A 6 TPI blade has six teeth per inch, which is a common configuration for general-purpose metal cutting, offering a balance between cutting speed and finish.
Blade lifespan varies greatly depending on the material cut, machine condition, proper usage, and maintenance. However, due to its HSS construction and rigid design, it is expected to offer a long service life under appropriate conditions.
This blade is specifically engineered for metal cutting. Using it on materials like plastic or wood is not recommended and could lead to poor results, damage to the material, or rapid dulling of the blade.
Ensure the blade is correctly tensioned in the machine. Check for excessive feed pressure or vibrations. Verify the blade is not dull and is appropriate for the material being cut.
Check blade alignment in the machine guides. Ensure the blade is securely clamped and not deflecting. Verify the machine is stable and not vibrating excessively.
Confirm the blade teeth are sharp and suitable for the material. Ensure adequate coolant is being used if applicable. Check for any obstructions or excessive buildup on the blade or workpiece.
Ensure proper coolant flow or lubrication is applied. Reduce feed rate if necessary. Check that the blade is not dull, as this causes friction.
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