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High Precision Teeth per Inch M42 Bi-metal Band Saw Blade for Stainless Steel Cutting
Product Details:
| Place of Origin: | Zhejiang, China |
| Brand Name: | LionNord |
| Model Number: | metal band saw blade |
Payment & Shipping Terms:
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 1000 meters |
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| Price: | $2.20/meters 1000-4999 meters |
| Packaging Details: | EBERLE Metal cutting band saw blade packed by carton box |
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Detail Information |
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| Warranty: | No | Blade Thickness: | As Requests |
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| Blade Width: | 0.9-1.6mm | Teeth Per Inch: | 2/3 3/4 4/6 5/8 6/10 |
| Blade Length: | As Requests | Process Type: | Cold PRESS |
| Customized Support: | OEM | Finishing: | White |
| Size: | 0.9*27 -1.6*80 | Grade: | Industrial |
| METALBAND SAW BLADE ORIGINAL PLACE: | China | M42 Metal SAW BLADE WIDTH: | 27/34/41/54/67/80 MM |
| Metal CUTTING SAW BLADE THICKNESS: | 0.9-1.6MM | Bi-metal Band SAW BLADE TEETH SHAPE: | 2/3 3/4 4/6 5/8 6/10 |
| Metal Saw Blade Material: | Import SS Steel | Name: | M42 Metal Saw Blade |
| Usage: | Various Kind Of Metal Bar And Tube Cutting Machine | ||
Product Description
Product Description
Specification
Brand M42 BI-Metal Cutting Band Saw blade for steel and stainless steel bar and tube
Product Name | Professional M42 M51 Bi-metal Band Saw Balde For Metal Saw Blade |
Material | Carbide/M51/M42 |
Specification | 27mm*0.9*2/3TPI 3/4TPI 4/6TPI 5/8TPI 6/10TPI 8/12TPI 10/14TPI 34mm*1.1*2/3TPI 3/4TPI 4/6TPI 5/8TPI 6/10TPI 8/12TPI 10/14TPI 41mm*1.3*1.4/2TPI 1/1.5TPI 2/3TPI 3/4TPI 4/6TPI 5/8TPI 6/10TPI 8/12TPI 54mm*1.6*0.75/1.25T 1.4/2T 1/1.5T 2/3TPI 3/4TPI 4/6TPI 5/8TPI 6/10TPI 67mm*1.6*0.75/1.25T 1.4/2T 1/1.5T 2/3TPI 3/4TPI 4/6TPI 5/8TPI 80mm1.6*0.75/1.25T 1.4/2T 1/1.5T 2/3TPI |
Material Cutting | carbon steel/mold steel/Alloy steel/Stainless steel |
Advantages | Materials feature m42 bimetal bandsaw blade is a double metal structure: B318 backing, fatigue strength; M42 tooth material, 8% cobalt content, tooth hardness HRC67-69. The main advantage of bi-metal band saw blade is: 1. High wear resistance and high red hardness; 2. Serrated not easy to break; 3. Long service life. |
Packages | the blades with the plastic cover and then 10 pcs into one carton/box |
Min order | With the customers' requirements |
Delivery time | 7-15 days after the advanced payment |
Company Profile
Metal cutting band saw blades are primarily used in band saw machines to cut through various types of metal materials. They feature a continuous loop of teeth along a narrow, flexible blade that rotates on two pulleys. Here are some key considerations for using metal cutting band saw blades effectively:
1. Blade Selection: Choose the correct blade type based on the type and thickness of the metal being cut. Different blade tooth geometries, tooth pitches, and blade materials are available to optimize cutting performance for various metals, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other non-ferrous materials.
2. Tensioning: Proper tensioning of the blade is crucial for accurate and efficient cutting. Follow the manufacturer's guidelinesto ensure the blade is tensioned correctly. Insufficient tension can result in blade deflection and poor cutting accuracy,while excessive tension can lead to premature blade wear and motor strain.
3. Cutting Speed: Adjust the cutting speed according to the material being cut. Consult the manufacturer's guidelines for
recommended cutting speeds based on the blade type and the metal's hardness. Too low a speed can cause the blade to wear out quickly, while too high a speed may result in excessive heat, blade dulling, or material burning.
4. Coolant: Use a coolant or lubricant during cutting to reduce heat buildup, prevent blade overheating, and prolong blade life.The coolant maintains the blade's sharpness and flushes away metal chips for a cleaner cut. Ensure proper coolant flow and adhere to safety guidelines while handling fluids.
5. Blade Feed Rate: Maintain an appropriate feed rate while cutting to prevent overloading the blade and motor. Too slow a feed rate can cause excessive heat and blade tooth wear, while an overly fast feed rate may lead to blade damage or bogging down the machine.
6. Operator Safety: Always prioritize safety when using a band saw blade. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, gloves, and hearing protection. Follow proper cutting techniques and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped and supported during cutting. Avoid placing fingers or hands near the blade and keep the cutting area clear of obstacles.
7. Blade Maintenance: Regularly inspect and clean the blade after use. Remove any built-up debris or chips that can affect cutting performance. Replace the blade when it shows signs of wear, damage, or dullness.
It is essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations for the specific band saw blade being used to ensure optimal performance, longevity, and safety.
1. Blade Selection: Choose the correct blade type based on the type and thickness of the metal being cut. Different blade tooth geometries, tooth pitches, and blade materials are available to optimize cutting performance for various metals, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other non-ferrous materials.
2. Tensioning: Proper tensioning of the blade is crucial for accurate and efficient cutting. Follow the manufacturer's guidelinesto ensure the blade is tensioned correctly. Insufficient tension can result in blade deflection and poor cutting accuracy,while excessive tension can lead to premature blade wear and motor strain.
3. Cutting Speed: Adjust the cutting speed according to the material being cut. Consult the manufacturer's guidelines for
recommended cutting speeds based on the blade type and the metal's hardness. Too low a speed can cause the blade to wear out quickly, while too high a speed may result in excessive heat, blade dulling, or material burning.
4. Coolant: Use a coolant or lubricant during cutting to reduce heat buildup, prevent blade overheating, and prolong blade life.The coolant maintains the blade's sharpness and flushes away metal chips for a cleaner cut. Ensure proper coolant flow and adhere to safety guidelines while handling fluids.
5. Blade Feed Rate: Maintain an appropriate feed rate while cutting to prevent overloading the blade and motor. Too slow a feed rate can cause excessive heat and blade tooth wear, while an overly fast feed rate may lead to blade damage or bogging down the machine.
6. Operator Safety: Always prioritize safety when using a band saw blade. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, gloves, and hearing protection. Follow proper cutting techniques and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped and supported during cutting. Avoid placing fingers or hands near the blade and keep the cutting area clear of obstacles.
7. Blade Maintenance: Regularly inspect and clean the blade after use. Remove any built-up debris or chips that can affect cutting performance. Replace the blade when it shows signs of wear, damage, or dullness.
It is essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations for the specific band saw blade being used to ensure optimal performance, longevity, and safety.
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