Bandsaw blades used for cutting meat, fish and poultry products are designed to be disinfected regularly. Designed to enable easy loading and unloading of the blade, you can easily clean the blade after every use. Unlike metal cutting bandsaw blades, blades used for cutting meat does not have the same precision around the blade guide. Meat cutting blades are specifically designed with razor-sharp hook teeth to allow maximum penetration, whilst the unique process-specific tooth set reduces waste for superior yield in food processing.

Razor Sharp Bandsaw Blades For Cutting Meat

Any blade used for cutting food products should adhere to the strict standards and regulations for handling food. In addition, all blades should be of the highest quality to guarantee a quality end product. Blades at Sawblade.com.au are manufactured in Australia with a primary focus on meeting food safety guidelines. They are coated with food-grade mineral oil and are ready for immediate use.

The sharpness and durability of our blades are a testament to our benchmark production plan which produces the best quality blades for cutting meat and food products. Our blades not only produce visually superior looking end products but also minimises replacement costs and downtime.

Superior and Reliable Cut Every Time

All blades manufactured at our facilities yield superior cutting performance and suit a huge range of cutting applications. Our expertise and speciality in the welding process ensure that we have built a reputation for delivering bandsaw blades with the strongest joints.

Delivering All Across Australia

Based in Oakleigh, VIC, Sawblade.com.au generates a manufacturing turnaround time of only one day after receiving an order from the customer. Orders are shipped the next day with your blades safely packaged to reach you in top condition. Our estimated delivery time for orders within VIC is an astonishing 1 day.

We take 2 days for orders from NSW, ACT and SA and 3 days for TAS and QLD. Sawblade.com.au is one of the quickest and efficient bandsaw blade dealers, manufacturing and delivering blades all across Australia.

Get in touch with us and we would be delighted to guide you through the process of selecting the best blades for your application.

When cutting wood using bandsaw blades, a major misconception is that the blade is safe from breakage or instant wear and tear. This misconception stems from the fact that wood is softer than metal and all bandsaw blades used for cutting metal can also be used for cutting wood.

Making the correct choice the first time is essential for saving you time and money. Manufactured using durable carbon flex-back material and extensive heat treatment, blades at Sawblade.com.au are designed to meet all your requirements.

Woodworking Made Easy

Cutting wood requires performing various tasks with varying precision levels. The following points should be considered when selecting a bandsaw blade for cutting wood.

Firstly, the length of the blade should depend upon the bandsaw machine you are using. Usually, the label on the machine specifies the length of the blade it can accommodate. Secondly, you need to choose the width of your blade. If you are a beginner woodworker, go for the widest possible blade as they can withstand extreme feed rates without flexing or breaking.

However, there is a correct blade width for every specific task. Refer to the image below to get a baseline of different curves these blades can potentially cut.

 

A blade that is being used for cutting bowls will not be ideal for cutting curves. Consequently, cutting curves disturbs the teeth of the blade rendering it incapable of performing straight cuts. So the best advice we can give you is to keep a separate blade for every application. Also, blade dimensions may vary depending on the actual thickness of the wood.

Designed To Perform Perfect Cuts

Sawblade.com.au blades are manufactured using steel made in Germany and band welded in Australia. Our blades also include a safety protection strip on the tooth edge of the blade.

Our flagship Flexback Carbon Bandsaw blade is manufactured from an exclusively developed high carbon steel strip with unique characteristics and metallurgical properties. The steel enables superior cutting performance, improved fatigue resistance and tougher, harder teeth.

Full Range Of Wood Cutting Bandsaw Blades for sale

An entire range of bandsaw blades are available to choose from at Sawblade.com.au. Our blades come in a range of width starting from 6mm to over 30mm. Sawblade.com.au also manufactures blades with TPI(teeth per inch) up to 18tpi.

Get in touch with us and we would be delighted to help you select the best bandsaw for your application.

When it comes to steel cutting bandsaw blades, the two most important factors to consider are the tooth pitch and cutting speed. The cutting speed should be adjusted for cutting different types of metal. While slower speeds can be used for cutting non-ferrous metals like brass, aluminium, etc., faster blade speeds are more suited for cutting ferrous metals like mild steel, stainless steel, etc.

Right Blade For The Right Steel

Cutting steel with inconsistent speed produces a lot of heat in the teeth of the blade and makes them go blunt fast or strips the teeth completely off the blade. Bandsaw blades used for cutting steel are built with bent teeth. The bent teeth pattern creates a cut slightly wider than the thickness of the blade. This prevents the blade from getting stuck in the steel while cutting.

When it comes to cutting steel, the harder the steel, the slower the cutting speed should be. The average speed for cutting Aluminium is 150-1000m/min. However, cutting speed for cutting Mild Steel and Stainless Steel is 50-120m/min and 20-75m/min respectively.

Especially Designed For Cutting Steel

Blades manufactured at Sawblade.com.au, feature martensitic structure of the tooth tips and the high cobalt content creating an excellent heat resistance and toughness reducing wear rates at high sawing speeds.

The high wear resistance of the bandsaw blades results from very hard and evenly distributed carbides in the tooth tips, formed during the hardening and tempering process.

With a high chromium backing, the saw blade can withstand the considerable flexing stresses, tension, and blade guide pressure.

Steel Cutting Bandsaw Blades Available In Full Range

At Sawblade.com.au, we have a blade for your applications ranging from cutting mild steel to cutting hard steel. The consistent efficiency of our blades is a testament to our benchmark production plan.

Get in touch with us and we would be delighted to help you find the best blade for your application.

The most cost-effective bandsaw blades for metal cutting should have a combination of high-speed tooth tips and flexible backing material.

Use of the wrong blade can produce vibrations with uneven load leading to reduced blade life. Hence, choosing the right blade is very important.

Bandsaw blades used for cutting metal are built with bent teeth. The bent teeth pattern creates a cut slightly wider than the thickness of the blade. This prevents the blade from getting stuck in the metal while cutting.

Custom Made For Metal Cutting

“Tooth set” greatly affects the cut efficiency and longevity of bandsaw blades. “Tooth set” is the number of teeth and the angle at which they are set on the blade. At Sawblade.com.au, blades are manufactured with a perfect tooth set, capable of operating at high speeds. Our bandsaw blades are suitable for cutting all types of metal including compound metals and non-ferrous metals like aluminium, copper and brass.

If you are cutting a thick piece of metal, a blade with a wider tooth is what you need. You can adjust the type of blade depending on your application. Blades with finest tooth are best suited for cutting sheet metal and tubing. Thickness of the blade used for cutting should depend on the toughness and strength of the metal.

Pioneers In Manufacturing Quality Blades

Blades manufactured at Sawblade.com.au have hardened tooth tips combined with a particularly flexible body. Our up to date welding techniques produce ultra-strong joints, resulting in exceptional reliability. Each blade is put through a rigorous testing procedure to ensure that you only receive the best bandsaw blades.

At Sawblade.com.au, we have a blade for your applications ranging from cutting steel for a simple work-shop operation to sawing compound materials. The consistent efficiency of our blades is a testament to our benchmark production plan and sets us apart from the competition.

Metal Cutting Bandsaw Blades Available in Full Range of Sizes and TPIs

Our blades come in a range of width starting from 6mm to over 30mm. Sawblade.com.au also manufactures blades with TPI(teeth per inch) up to 18tpi.

We at Sawblade.com.au, understand that it’s not a case of one-size-fits-all with blades. Get in touch with us, and we would be happy to assist you in finding the best blade suited to your requirements.

Bandsaw Blades Selection And Use For Metal Cutting

The correct bandsaw blade selection for metal cutting is essential for increasing blade life and getting the highest quality cut. Sawblade.com.au is the market leader in manufacturing bandsaw blades for metal cutting in Australia. We manufacture bandsaw blades in various widths, thicknesses, tooth density design, and materials.

Visit Sawblade.com.au to purchase from our great selection of Bandsaw blades, or keep reading to learn about how to make the right selection of blade for your application. We will also discuss the various TPI density bandsaw blades on offer and the consequences of selecting a wrong blade.

Selecting Bandsaw Blades

Bandsaw Blades Width

Width of the Bandsaw blade must be decided depending on the maximum capacity you are planning to accommodate and the minimum diameter you want to cut. The below chart gives a baseline of different curves these widths of blades can potentially cut.

If your application involves use of scroll saw, you will need to use a thinner blade. A blade with a thinner width will provide more flexibility and are ideal for creating curves. On the other hand, wider bandsaw blades are more suited for re-sawing and can cut a lot faster.

When applied heavy pressure on the blade, the wider blades are less likely to collapse or bend. This factor comes into play when re-sawing. Thick bandsaw blades can withstand the heavy cutting strain, but can also break as a result of bending and twisting of the blade. However, thinner bandsaw blades perform better for lighter work. Thin bandsaw blades are perfect for creating intricate cuts and contours.

Tooth Pattern 

Finding a balance between feed rate and cut finish is most important when determining teeth per inch(TPI) for your bandsaw blade. The more teeth per inch, the smoother and finer the cut. And blades with fewer teeth per inch, are faster with a rougher cut.

Another rule of thumb to follow is that at least 3-6 teeth should be involved in the cut at all times. This leads to accuracy and stability and applies to both metal and wood. If the correct TPI is not chosen, the blade life will be dramatically shortened.

Sawblade.com.au manufactures bandsaw blades in lots of different styles, shapes, widths, and materials that you can choose from. The price of the blade depends only on the length of the blade purchased and not on TPI. So visit Sawblade.com.au and we will help you find the bandsaw blade according to your requirements.