Choosing 18T vs 24T Teeth
Tooth count decides what a hacksaw blade cuts well. 18T (coarser) removes material fast and suits aluminum, copper, plastic and wood — softer materials where a fine tooth clogs. 24T (finer) gives a smoother cut and suits thin-wall tube, conduit, light steel sections and profiles where burr and finish matter.
As a stocking rule for distributors: 18T is the volume seller for general-purpose users, while 24T covers electrical and HVAC trades. Both are high-speed steel, packed 1,000 PCS per inner — a bulk format that suits refill programs and workshop supply.
Material & Program Notes
High-speed steel teeth hold an edge far longer than plain carbon blades, which is the key selling point for professional users. Jemi supplies both tooth counts from the same program with MOQ from 10 cartons, so a trial order can carry both. Blister or color-box packing with your logo is available from 50+ cartons for retail programs.
Hacksaw Blade — FAQ
Which tooth counts are available?
18T and 24T high-speed steel blades.
Which tooth count for which material?
18T for aluminum, plastic and wood; 24T for thin-wall tube, conduit and light steel sections.
What is the MOQ and packing?
MOQ is 10 cartons. Blades are packed 1,000 PCS per inner; custom packing available per request.
Can you do OEM / private label?
Yes — 50+ cartons qualifies for custom packing, color box, blister, and your logo, for either tooth count.
