Band Saw Blades & Accessories

Band saw blades and coils support replacement and cutting needs in tool and die shops, machine shops, fabrication areas, and maintenance facilities. The products represented include blades for general-purpose metal cutting, hand-fed contour cutting of hard woods and metals, and utility cutting on vertical contour saws and small cutoff saws.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a Band Saw Blade for Your Cutting Work

Start by matching the blade length and width to your compatible band saw. Then compare the cutting task, tooth pattern, and blade construction represented here to select a blade or coil suited to your shop work.

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Popular examples in this category

Contour-Cutting Band Saw Blade, 230 in. x 3/8 in., 4 TPIContour-Cutting Band Saw Blade, 230 in. x 3/8 in., 4 TPIWBB931464Classic CTL Band Saw Blade, 94-1/2 in. x 1 in., 6/8 TPIClassic CTL Band Saw Blade, 94-1/2 in. x 1 in., 6/8 TPIWBB959991Classic CTL Band Saw Blade, 115-1/2 in. x 1 in., 10/14 TPIClassic CTL Band Saw Blade, 115-1/2 in. x 1 in., 10/14 TPIWBB960908Classic CTL Bandsaw Blade, 174 in. x 1 in., 10/14 TPIClassic CTL Bandsaw Blade, 174 in. x 1 in., 10/14 TPIWBB959378
Use Cases

Match the blade to the cut

Contour-cutting blades are intended for shaped and curved, hand-fed cuts in hard woods and metals. General-purpose blades support metal cutting in shop, fabrication, and maintenance work. Coils provide extended blade stock for preparation and replacement needs.

How to Choose

Check fit and tooth pattern

Confirm the length and width required by your equipment, then compare tooth patterns such as 4 TPI, 10 TPI, 14 TPI, 4/6 TPI, 6/8 TPI, 10/14 TPI, and 14/18 TPI. Also consider whether the task calls for contour cutting, general-purpose metal cutting, or utility cutting.

Applications

Support routine shop operations

The represented blades are used in tool and die shops, machine shops, maintenance facilities, and fabrication work. Listed applications include cutting hard woods; mild steel through stainless steel; aluminum; non-ferrous alloys; carbon steels; structural steels; and tool steel, depending on the blade.

Additional Information

Compare construction and format

Several blades use an M-42 high-speed steel tooth edge with spring steel backing, while a carbon coil has a heat-treated blade body. Available formats include individual replacement blades and 1200-inch coils; listed minimum orders are one blade or coil.

62–230 in.Individual blade lengths

Listed individual blade lengths span from 62 inches to 230 inches.

1200 in.Coil length

Both represented coil formats are 1200 inches long.

3/8–1 in.Blade widths

Listed blade widths include 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, and 1 inch.

1 eachListed minimum order

The represented products list a minimum order of one blade or coil.

Comparison Guide

Compare the Product Types Represented

Use the product format and intended cutting application to narrow the selection after confirming equipment dimensions.

Product typeConfigurations representedIntended use
Contour-cutting blades62–230 in. lengths; 3/8 or 1/2 in. widths; 4, 10, 14, 10/14, or 14/18 TPIGeneral-purpose hand-fed contour cutting of hard woods and metals from mild steel to stainless steel.
General-purpose metal-cutting blades94-1/2, 115-1/2, 168, or 174 in. lengths; 1 in. width on several options; 4/6, 6/8, or 10/14 TPIShop, maintenance, fabrication, and metalworking cutting across listed metal materials.
Band saw coils1200 in. long; 1/2 in. wide; 14 TPIUtility cutting on vertical contour saws and small cutoff saws, or general-purpose hand-fed cutting and blade preparation needs.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Plan for Equipment Compatibility

Match blade dimensions before selecting a tooth pattern

Blade length and width are primary compatibility checks. The represented individual blades range from 62 inches to 230 inches in length and include widths of 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, and 1 inch. One listed blade also identifies a 0.035-inch thickness, while a carbon coil is listed at 0.025 inch thick.

  • Match the listed blade length to the band saw requirement.
  • Confirm the required blade width before ordering.
  • Use stated thickness details where replacement planning calls for them.
  • Consider a 1200-inch coil when extended blade stock is needed.
Select by Cutting Style

Separate contour work from general metal cutting

Contour-cutting blades are designed for general-purpose, hand-fed cutting and shaped cuts in hard woods and metals from mild steel to stainless steel when operated at appropriate blade speeds. General-purpose blades with variable tooth patterns are intended for listed metal-cutting applications. The carbon coil is intended for utility cutting on vertical contour saws and small cutoff saws.

  • Choose contour-cutting designs for curved and shaped cutting work.
  • Consider general-purpose metal-cutting blades for fabrication, maintenance, and metalworking tasks.
  • Use the carbon coil for the stated vertical contour saw and small cutoff saw applications.
  • Follow the appropriate blade speeds stated for contour cutting of hard woods and metals.
Compare Tooth Edge and Backing

Review the construction details tied to the work

M-42 tooth-edge blades provide a high-speed steel cutting edge. Listed benefits include faster cutting than carbon blades, along with heat and wear resistance for cutting work. Several contour-cutting blades pair this edge with spring steel backing. The carbon coil has a heat-treated blade body intended to provide greater stability while cutting.

  • M-42 tooth edges are represented across contour and general-purpose blade options.
  • Spring steel backing is listed on several hand-fed contour-cutting blades.
  • A bi-metal coil is listed for longer blade life in general-purpose cutting work.
  • A heat-treated blade body is listed on the carbon coil.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What should I verify before choosing a band saw blade?

Verify the blade length and width required by your compatible band saw, then compare the tooth pattern and intended cutting application.

Which blades are designed for contour cutting?

The contour-cutting blades are designed for general-purpose, hand-fed shaped and curved cuts in hard woods and metals from mild steel to stainless steel when used at appropriate blade speeds.

What tooth patterns are represented?

The represented products include 4, 10, 14, 4/6, 6/8, 10/14, and 14/18 TPI patterns.

Are coil options available?

Yes. The represented carbon and bi-metal coils are 1200 inches long, 1/2 inch wide, and have a 14 TPI tooth pattern.

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