Bi-metal band saw blade for wood

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Bi-metal band saw blade for wood

Bi-metal replacement blades for vertical wood band saws. They combine high-speed steel teeth welded to a flexible steel body, so they last considerably longer than a conventional blade and reduce stoppages for blade changes.

Available in two lengths: 1400 mm (widths of 3, 6 and 8 mm, thickness 0.35 mm) for small band saws, and 2560 mm (widths of 10 and 20 mm, thickness 0.5 mm) for larger saws.

✅ Key benefits

  • Bi-metal: high-speed steel teeth and a flexible body, more resistant to wear and fatigue.
  • More cutting hours: fewer blade changes and fewer stoppages.
  • Narrow widths for curves: 3 and 6 mm for contouring; 8, 10 and 20 mm for straight cuts and larger sections.
  • Two lengths: 1400 mm and 2560 mm, used by many woodworking band saws.

🏗️ What it's for

  • Carpentry, cabinetmaking and model making.
  • Curved and contour cuts in board and solid wood (3 and 6 mm widths).
  • Straight cuts and cutting battens and planks to size (8 to 20 mm widths).
  • Replacement for vertical wood band saws.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Type: bi-metal band saw blade
  • Material: high-speed steel teeth and steel body, welded
  • Dimensions (width x length x thickness): 3, 6 and 8 x 1400 x 0.35 mm · 10 and 20 x 2560 x 0.5 mm
  • Tooth pitch: Z6 on the 1400 mm blades · Z4 on the 2560 mm blades
  • Application: wood cutting

💡 Pro tip: the narrower the blade, the tighter the curve you can cut, but the more easily it wanders on straight cuts. For straight cuts, use the widest blade your saw accepts and release the blade tension at the end of the day: you will extend the life of both the blade and the wheels.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which length I need?

Check the blade length shown on your saw's rating plate or in its manual. These blades are 1400 mm and 2560 mm long.

Which width should I choose?

3 or 6 mm for tight curves and contours; 8, 10 or 20 mm for straight cuts and thick pieces.

Can they cut metal?

No, they are designed for wood. For metal we offer dedicated M42 bi-metal blades.

What is the advantage of a bi-metal blade?

With high-speed steel teeth, it stays sharp much longer than a conventional carbon steel blade.

What tooth pitch do they have?

The 1400 mm blades have Z6 tooth pitch and the 2560 mm blades have Z4.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which length I need?

Check the blade length shown on your saw's rating plate or in its manual. These blades are 1400 mm and 2560 mm long.

Which width should I choose?

3 or 6 mm for tight curves and contours; 8, 10 or 20 mm for straight cuts and thick pieces.

Can they cut metal?

No, they are designed for wood. For metal we offer dedicated M42 bi-metal blades.

What is the advantage of a bi-metal blade?

With high-speed steel teeth, it stays sharp much longer than a conventional carbon steel blade.

What tooth pitch do they have?

The 1400 mm blades have Z6 tooth pitch and the 2560 mm blades have Z4.