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Carbide Grit Bandsaw Blade

Carbide Grit Bandsaw Blade

Our Carbide Grit Blades are designed to cut hard, brittle and fibrous materials. The bandsaw blades are available in “Continuous” and “Gulleted” cutting edges.

Gulleted-edge blades have grit on the cutting teeth and semicircular gaps between the teeth. They make aggressive cuts on thick materials or thick-walled pipe, cast iron, and composite materials, such as wire-embedded rubber.

Continuous-edge carbide-grit band saw blades have carbide grit on the entire length of the blade to cut thin and brittle materials, including stone, ceramic, and glass. They leave a cleaner edge and are used for less aggressive cutting than gulletted-edge blades.

Ideal for cutting

  • Ceramic Tiles
  • Glass
  • Laminates
  • Cast Iron
  • Fiberglass
  • Composites
  • Concrete Reinforced Pipe
  • Hardened Tool Steel
  • Sheet Metal
  • Wall Board
  • Wire Reinforced Hose
  • Rubber / Tyres

Available as Bands or Coils
For bulk ordering of quantities over 10+, Contact us via LiveChat or email us at [email protected] for special pricing.

Carbide Grit Bandsaw Blade

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Our Carbide Grit Blades are designed to cut hard, brittle and fibrous materials. The bandsaw blades are available in “Continuous” and “Gulleted” cutting edges.

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Technical Specifications

Item Carbide Grit Bandsaw Blade
Materials Cut Ceramic Tiles, Glass, Laminates, Cast Iron, Fiberglass, Composites, Concrete Reinforced Pipe, Hardened Tool Steel, Sheet Metal, Wall Board, Wire Reinforced Hose
Cutting Edge Style Variable
For Use With Saw Type Bandsaws

Carbide Grit Bandsaw Blade

Our Carbide Grit Blades are designed to cut hard, brittle and fibrous materials. The bandsaw blades are available in "Continuous" and "Gulleted" cutting edges.

Gulleted-edge blades have grit on the cutting teeth and semicircular gaps between the teeth. They make aggressive cuts on thick materials or thick-walled pipe, cast iron, and composite materials, such as wire-embedded rubber.

Continuous-edge carbide-grit band saw blades have carbide grit on the entire length of the blade to cut thin and brittle materials, including stone, ceramic, and glass. They leave a cleaner edge and are used for less aggressive cutting than gulletted-edge blades.

Ideal for cutting

  • Ceramic Tiles
  • Glass
  • Laminates
  • Cast Iron
  • Fiberglass
  • Composites
  • Concrete Reinforced Pipe
  • Hardened Tool Steel
  • Sheet Metal
  • Wall Board
  • Wire Reinforced Hose
  • Rubber / Tyres

Available as Bands or Coils
For bulk ordering of quantities over 10+, Contact us via LiveChat or email us at [email protected] for special pricing.

Standard order processing/manufacturing time is around 24-48hours

All orders placed before 4:00 pm Melbourne time go into production on the same day and dispatched the following afternoon.

Please Note: Bandsaw blades under the PREMIUM CATEGORY which include "TCT Timber, Carbide Grit and Diamond Coated Bandsaw Blades can take up to 4 weeks to 3 months to be shipped due to high demand and complexity of the production process.

For Enquires, please email [email protected] or phone 03 9005 7931.

  • Delivery policy

    We will arrange for the products to be delivered to the address for delivery indicated in your order. Each item will be subject to “Signed on Receipt”.

    We will use reasonable endeavours to deliver products on the date for delivery set out in our order confirmation or, if no date is set out in our order confirmation, within 7 days of the date of our order confirmation. However, we cannot guarantee delivery by the relevant date.

    We do however guarantee that unless there are exceptional circumstances all deliveries of products will be dispatched within 30 days of the later of receipt of payment and the date of our order confirmation

VIC 1 Day
NSW 2 Days
ACT 2 Days
TAS 3 Days
QLD 3 Days
NT 5 Days
SA 2 Days
WA 5 Days
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Does the job well

Rated 5 out of 5
November 19, 2021

It cut through an ancient iron pipe as hard diamonds and went through brass like butter. 5 stars.

Lander

Cut through fibreglass

Rated 5 out of 5
November 19, 2021

Used this to cut fibreglass into 3 pieces. Made a lot of dust (wear a respirator). I took it slow and easy and these blades handled it with no problem.

Jeffery

Performs Perfectly

Rated 5 out of 5
October 18, 2021

Purchased 3 for working on mesquite (which typically has a high silica content), this carbide blade is essential. It performs perfectly.

Hunter

Very Good Service - Great Blade

Rated 5 out of 5
August 19, 2021

We cut blocks of aluminium/epoxy. These blades are perfect. Feed rate is critical, however. Tanner was very helpful

Greg

Stays sharp a long time

Rated 5 out of 5
May 8, 2021

Stays sharp a long time but leaves higher than normal ridges

Noah

Carbide Grit Bandsaw Blade

When in its monocarbide form (chemical formula of WC), tungsten carbide rivals diamond for the hardest known material. Its impact resistance, toughness, and resistance to galling/abrasions/erosions are exceptional, lasting up to 100 times longer than steel in extreme conditions.

Carbide tipped saw blades cut almost everything from asbestos to Zirconium, including paper, plastics, rubber, steel, insulation, aluminum, and even food, as well as every kind of wood in the world and all the wood composites.

Carbide Grit blades with a continuous edge are coated with thousands of carbide grains. The facets of the grains create an extreme number of cutting edges, guaranteeing an aggressive cut while still leaving a smooth surface finish.

Carbide Grit blades with a gulleted edge are still coated with carbide grains. However, the gulleted edge offers greater penetration and flexibility than the continuous edge. Additionally, bandsaws with smaller pulleys or wheels will experience longer blade life with gulleted edge bands.

For cutting materials too hard, or abrasive or thin for bi-metal blades. Tungsten carbide grains are bonded to the alloy body creating smooth cutting blades that won’t tear thin materials while offering a long life when cutting difficult materials.

Carbide remains sharper longer than plain steel, which makes makes a carbide cutting tool more efficient. Carbide enables blades to cut faster without binding, which reduces load on woodworking machines. Normal-steel cutting tools dull fast.

Carbide steel has more high cutting speed and is 4- 7 times higher than high – speed steel. Carbide is much harder, so it has a longer tool life and faster cutting data than conventional high speed steel. HSS tools also cost less than Carbide tools and are often a good solution in high-mix, low-volume applications

Purchase Your Blade

1. Select the width you require

Next Step

3. Select the Length (Round up to the Closest Increment)(Round up to the Closest Increment)

2. Now Enter the Exact Length in (mm) (Made to your Order)

Length is not correct, changed to maximum allow length.
Next Step

Adjust the wheels of the machine to their correct position (about the middle of the adjustment range)

  • Refering to the diagram below, measure the distance between the centre point of each wheel in mm (measurement D).
  • Now measure the radius of each wheel in mm (R1 and R2).
  • Use this formula to calculate the band length

3. Select the Edge Type

Continuous-edge carbide-grit band saw blades have carbide grit on the entire length of the blade to cut thin and brittle materials, including stone, ceramic, and glass. They leave a cleaner edge and are used for less aggressive cutting than gulletted-edge blades.

Gulleted-edge blades have grit on the cutting teeth and semicircular gaps between the teeth. They make aggressive cuts on thick materials or thick-walled pipe, cast iron, and composite materials, such as wire-embedded rubber.

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