Cutting Tools
PRECISION, PERFORMANCE, AND DURABILITY
From hacksaws and utility knives to precision snips and blades, each tool is engineered to deliver clean, accurate cuts with minimal effort. Designed for professional use across workshops, garages, and industry, TengTools cutting solutions combine ergonomic comfort with long-lasting sharpness - giving you the control and confidence to get the job done right, every time.
Shop by type
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Drill Bits Fully Ground 2.0mm × 10 -
Drill Bits Fully Ground 11.0mm ×5 -
Drill Bits Fully Ground 6.0mm × 10 -
Drill Bits Fully Ground 1.0mm × 10 -
Mini Folding Utility Knife -
Replacement Blades Utility Knife 10 Pieces -
P-UKF Utility Knife Spare Blades 10 Pieces -
Utility Knife -
Auto Load Safety Utility Knife -
Utility Knife Quick Action -
Folding Utility Knife -
Replacement Hook Blades Utility Knife 100 Pieces -
Offset Tin Snip Right/Straight -
Long Tin Snip -
Offset Tin Snip Left/Straight -
Compact Tin Snip Straight/Right Cut Cr-Mo 182 mm -
Compact Tin Snip Straight Cut Cr-Mo 190 mm -
Compact Tin Snip Straight/Left Cut Cr-Mo 182 mm -
Tin Snip Straight -
Tin Snip Left/Straight -
Tin Snip Right/Straight -
Tin Snip High Leverage Left/Straight -
Tin Snip High Leverage Right/Straight -
Tin Snip High Leverage Straight
Common questions
What's in the cutting range?
Hacksaws, utility knives, precision snips, shears and blades — engineered for clean, accurate cuts with minimal effort across workshop, garage and industrial use.
What are the snips and saws made of?
Tin snips are CrMo (chrome molybdenum) steel, several with bi-material handles; hacksaw frames are aluminum with high speed steel blades; workshop scissors are high carbon stainless steel; taps and dies are SK5 steel to DIN standards.
How do I choose the right hacksaw blade?
Match the blade to the material: fine-toothed for thin metal, coarse-toothed for thicker materials. Never use the wrong blade for the material — it wears fast or breaks.
What's the right sawing technique?
Hold the saw with both hands and use long, smooth strokes. Don't force it, don't twist or bend the blade, and don't keep cutting with a dull blade — that's how blades stick, snap, or leave rough cuts.
How should I maintain and store a saw?
A light oil on the blade reduces friction; store dry with the blade covered.
Do the snips say what they can cut?
Yes — cutting capacity is specified per wire type: piano wire, hard, medium hard, soft, steel, stainless steel, spring steel and iron wire.
Any safety essentials?
Wear safety glasses and gloves when cutting — flying debris is the everyday hazard, and the printed guide is blunt about not skipping protective gear.
Torque values and calibration guidance are from the Teng Tools catalogue. Always follow the fastener manufacturer's specified torque.