Multi-use bimetal bandsaw blade One blade for any job
Multi-use bi-metal bandsaw blade
BASAWBLDE-MET-M-1440X13X0,6
ZEBRA
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Bi-metal (carrier made of spring steel, teeth made of cobalt steel M42)
New unique, patented tooth shape made from M42 bi-metal (WO 02/42029 A1)
- Easy band selection, as just three tooth types cover a wide variety of applications and material thicknesses.
- Cost saving thanks to minimal setup and auxiliary process times
- Very versatile, can be used for applications such as solid materials, pipes, profiles, bundles and contours
- Trouble-free sawing of a wide range of materials, including construction steels, stainless steels, tool steels, cast metals, non-ferrous metals (aluminium, copper and brass) and even plastic.
Strengthened tooth backs
- 2–3 x longer service life than conventional band saw blades
- Cost saving thanks to minimal setup and auxiliary process times
Notice
The M42 tooth tips are highly heat resistant and very powerful, regardless of the coolant used.
The ZEBRA multi-use bandsaw blade is an aggressive tool and has a high penetration capacity; for this reason, the user must observe the following points:
- Tension the saw blade well to prevent oscillation at the teeth.
- Carefully guide the saw blade to the material to be cut.
- Apply moderate pressure (approx. 30–40% less than conventional saw blades), especially when cutting profiles.
Product information
Datasheets(X)
Length x height x thickness | 1440 x 13 x 0.6 mm |
Teeth type | M |
Areas of application | |||||||||||
Saw blade type | Teeth type | Material thickness in mm | |||||||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 5 | 20 | 30 | 50 | 75 | 100 | 150 | ||
13 x 0.6 | S | • | •• | ••• | ••• | • | |||||
13 x 0.6 | M | • | •• | ••• | •• | • | |||||
13 x 0.6 | L | • | •• | ••• | •• | • | |||||
27 x 0.9 | M | • | •• | ••• | ••• | ••• | •• | • | |||
27 x 0.9 | L | • | ••• | ••• | ••• | ••• | •• | • | |||
34 x 1.1 | M | •• | ••• | ••• | ••• | •• | • | ||||
34 x 1.1 | L | • | •• | •• | ••• | ••• | ••• | ||||
••• = specially suitable, •• = suitable, • = limited suitability |
Conversion aid for band saw blades | ||
The all-rounder | ||
Multi-area saw bands for use with frequently changing materials | ||
Height x thickness (in mm) | TPI (teeth per inch) | Teeth type |
13 x 0.6 13 x 0.9 | 5/8 | L |
6/10 | L/M | |
8/12 | M | |
10/14 | S | |
20 x 0.9 | 4/6 | L |
5/8 | L/M | |
6/10 | M | |
8/12 | S | |
10/14 | S | |
27 x 0.9 | 2/3 | L |
3/4 | L | |
4/6 | L/M | |
5/8 | M | |
6/10 | M | |
8/12 | S | |
10/14 | S | |
34 x 1.1 | 2/3 | L |
3/4 | L | |
4/6 | L/M | |
5/8 | M | |
6/10 | M | |
8/12 | S |