Excision 62041125-3025 Band Saw Blade 41 x 1.3mm, 3025mm

Excision Bi-Alfa Cobalt M42 band saw blade, 41mm wide, 1.3mm thick, 1.25 TPI, in 18 lengths from 3025mm to 5800mm. It is a bi-metal blade with HSS-M42 cutting tips, made for general machining of steel.

The tooth tips are HSS-M42 with very hard, evenly distributed carbides, formed during hardening and tempering, which give the blade its high wear resistance. The tips have a martensitic structure and a high cobalt content, which gives excellent heat resistance and toughness and reduces wear at high sawing speeds. A high chromium backing lets the blade withstand flexing stresses, tension and blade guide pressure. The premium M42 tips suit general machining of steel up to 44 HRC. 1.25 TPI is a constant pitch, with the same distance from tooth to tooth. A constant pitch is very suitable for cross sections and non-ferrous materials.

Where this product is used

• General machining of steel
• Cutting carbon steel, stainless steel, copper and aluminium

Features

• HSS-M42 cutting tips with hard, evenly distributed carbides for high wear resistance
• Martensitic tip structure and high cobalt content for heat resistance and toughness at high sawing speeds
• High chromium backing that withstands flexing stresses, tension and blade guide pressure
• Premium M42 tips for general machining of steel up to 44 HRC
• German-made blade material
• Run a new blade in at normal band speed with feed pressure reduced by 50% for the first 15 minutes or 500cm² of cut, then increase the feed gradually
• 1.25 TPI constant pitch

Key specifications

Choosing the right option

Pick the length your saw needs. To measure it, set the wheels about the middle of their adjustment range, measure the distance between the wheel centres (D) and the radius of each wheel (R1 and R2), then work out the length in mm as (R1 x 3.1416) + (R2 x 3.1416) + (2 x D). Each part number is the base code, a dash and the length in mm.

Choose a TPI that suits the thickness of the material you are cutting, because the wrong TPI dramatically shortens blade life. For metal, the general rule of thumb is 5 to 7 teeth in the cut at any time, and band speeds for bi-metal blades run from 80 to 90 m/min on construction and machining steel down to 15 to 25 m/min on heat resistant steels.