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SuperCut Bi-Metal Replacement Band Saw Blade, 93in.L x 3/4in.W, 10/14 TPI
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- Fits the Jet horizontal/vertical band saw with hydraulic feed (Item# 145733), Klutch® metal cutting band saw (Item# 49465), or Jet horizontal wet band saw (Item# 426403), all sold separately
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I'm looking for a blade that will cut softer material. like large rolls of paper, vinyl material or plastics. what do you recommend?
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This good for stainless steel?
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Thanks for reaching out. With the proper speed and lubrication, it is capable of cutting steel.
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What does it mean to havec10-14 tpi on bi metal bandsaw blade? I don't see wher I can pick a tooth pattern. One blade doesn't have varying tpi does it?
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We appreciate your inquiry. Regarding the blade, the 10-14 TPI indicates alternating tooth counts between 10 and 14 teeth per inch. This feature ensures steadier cutting and enables faster, more consistent cuts. The bi-metal blade consists of a softer band metal and harder teeth, resulting in a superior blade overall.
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What is the advantage of a bi-metal blade?
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The bi metal blade when cutting will maintain its edge, ensuring optimal flexibility with out compromising resiliency or durability. The bi metal blade will be used to cut carbon steel, tool steel, structural steel, stainless steel, die steel, angle, flat stock and mixed metal applications.
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can I use this blade for aluminum as well as steel, what kind of RPM should I run for aluminum and mild steel with this blade.
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This can cut aluminum as well. Aluminum cutting should be done at 235 Feet Per Minute. Mild steel should be done at 130 Feet Per Minute.
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Specifications
SuperCut Bi-Metal Replacement Band Saw Blade, 93in.L x 3/4in.W, 10/14 TPI
JET, Bandsaw Blade, Blade Length 155.5 in, Model# 413403
JET, Bandsaw Blade, Blade Length 155.5 in, Model# 413402
JET, Bandsaw Blade, Blade Length 114.5 in, Model# 891091
Blade Length
Same
93 in
155.5 in
155.5 in
114.5 in
Teeth per Inch
Same
10/14
6/10
5/8
4-6
Saw Blade Material
Same
BiMetal
BiMetal
BiMetal
BiMetal
Blades (qty.)
Same
1
1
1
1
Blade Width
Same
0.75 in
1.33 in
1.33 in
1 in
Blade Thickness
Same
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0.043 in
0.043 in
0.035 in
Product Weight
Same
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3.5000 lb
3.5000 lb
1.5000 lb
Dimensions L x W x H (in.)
Same
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15.0 x 3.0 x 15.0 in
15.0 x 3.0 x 15.0 in
15.0 x 3.0 x 15.0 in
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