MORSE INTRODUCES NEW MARKING SYSTEM FOR HACK SAW BLADES
CANTON, OH - Morse bi-metal hack saw blades from The M.K. Morse Company are now available with distinctive 2-color identification markings. The new blade identification system places markings at the end of the blade where they are less likely to wear off during use. This makes it easier to read blade size and type even after use. These blades are available in 10" and 12" lengths with standard tooth configurations and 12" lengths with variable pitch tooth configuration.

Morse Bi-metal hack saw blades are used to cut wood, plastic or any machinable metal, including conduit, stainless steel tubing, angle iron, copper tubing and structural materials. Flexible backers resist shattering, resulting in safer, longer lasting blades. Vacuum heat treating creates harder edges for longer life. These bi-metal blades are the most durable available for cutting tougher materials. High speed steel cutting edges are hardened to Rc65-67 to resist heat and wear. M.K. Morse also offers a number of ergonomically-designed and heavy duty hack saw frames.

For almost forty years M.K. Morse has been bringing quality products and dependable service to industrial and professional users. Morse manufactures a wide range of hand tool and power tool accessories, including hole saws, reciprocating saw blades, jig saw blades, portable band saw blades and hand hack saw blades. Morse also manufactures a full line of abrasives and mounted points. M.K. Morse products are manufactured in Canton, Ohio U.S.A. and are readily available from contractor and industrial supply houses worldwide. For more information, contact The M.K. Morse Company, P.O. Box 8677, Canton, OH 44711, telephone (800) 733-3377 or visit their website at www.mkmorse.com.