Hacksaw with handle-integrated blade tensioner - Beta 1726N
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Hacksaw blades 150 and 300 mm - Beta 1728
Hacksaw blades 150 and 300 mm - Beta 1728 groups three replacement blades with different uses: 1728LA is the 150 mm short blade for Beta 1725CR and 1725MQ mini hacksaws, while 1728BM and 1728CO are 300 mm blades for hand hacksaws used on metal.
The correct choice starts with the blade length required by the hacksaw and then with the blade type. The bimetal version is suited to manual metal cutting where flexibility and service life must be balanced; the cobalt version is the better choice when a more resistant blade is needed for more demanding jobs. 1728LA does not replace a standard 300 mm blade because it is made for compatible mini hacksaws.
| Code | Article | Length | Feature | Correct use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 017280001 | 1728LA | 150 mm | Blade for mini hacksaws | Replacement for Beta 1725CR and 1725MQ |
| 017280010 | 1728BM | 300 mm | Bimetal blade | Hand hacksaws for general metal cutting |
| 017280030 | 1728CO | 300 mm | Cobalt blade | More demanding cuts where higher blade resistance is required |
This page helps workshops, maintenance teams, installers and production departments order Beta replacement blades online for supply in Italy and Europe, selecting the right version without confusing the 150 mm mini hacksaw blade with the 300 mm metal hacksaw blades.
Can 1728LA be used on a standard 300 mm hacksaw? No, 1728LA is 150 mm long and is intended for Beta 1725CR and 1725MQ mini hacksaws.
What is the difference between 1728BM and 1728CO? 1728BM is the bimetal version for general metal cutting, while 1728CO is the cobalt version for jobs requiring a more resistant blade.
Am I buying one set or one selected variant? This product page lets you choose the required variant: check article and length before adding it to the cart.
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