These thin, fine-toothed blades fit the U-frame of a compatible hacksaw and make straight, accurate cuts on pipe, tubing, and thin materials that won't bend, snap, or catch the blade. They cut metal, plastic, and sometimes wood (depending on the blade).

These broad, small-toothed blades mount to the handle of a PVC saw and cut plastic pipe.

These very thin, narrow blades fit the U-frame of a compatible coping saw and cut intricate shapes, cutouts, and curved lines in thin materials. They leave a fine finish and are commonly used to create coped joints or shape the ends of trim and molding.

Non-sparking hacksaw blades contain no ferrous metals, so they resist creating sparks. This reduces the risk of ignition in locations where combustible dust or flammable liquids, gas, or vapors are present. These thin, fine-toothed blades fit the U-frame of a compatible hacksaw and make straight, accurate cuts on pipe, tubing, and thin materials that won't bend, snap, or catch the blade. They cut metal, plastic, and sometimes wood (depending on the blade).