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Bi-metal M42 HSS

Precision in perfection: Our band saw blades are characterized by the highest quality and durability.

The bi-metal stamped, sharpened and welded in Germany!

With us you can buy high-performance bi-metal metal band saw blades with tooth tips made of HSS M42 and an alloyed heat-treated steel as the carrier band. Precision set, sharpened and welded, these blades are ideal for machining metal and difficult materials.

The areas of application of these saw blades are diverse: They are suitable for materials with a tensile strength of up to 1400 N/mm² (44 HRc) and can be used universally and independently of the machine for solid materials and profiles.

100%  maggot  in  Germany

This saw blade is suitable for all metal band saws and is suitable for stainless steel  and steel. The combi-toothing results in a smoother saw run and a high industrial quality. 

They are also suitable for non-ferrous metals. The production takes place in Stuttgart and guarantees you a high quality of material.

steel quality: HSS M42 and alloyed quenched and tempered steel

tooth shape: Standard or combination tooth

Execution: serrated, set, sharpened, welded

Do you cut curves? Here is a table to help:

The smaller the bandwidth, the tighter curves can be sawn.

Explanation of the dimensions of a band saw blade:

1. The band length

It's the part of the blade that actually cuts material. Band length varies depending on the size and model of band saw and can usually be in Customs  or millimeter  be measured.

2. The bandwidth

It's the part of the blade that cuts the material. Band width varies by band saw size and model and can usually be in Customs  or millimeter  be measured. The wider the blade, the greater the depth of cut and the more material that can be cut at once.

However, it is important to ensure that the blade width matches the size of the band saw and is within recommended specifications.

3. The band strength

A thicker blade is usually more stable and can cut larger and harder materials, but it is also heavier and can wear out more quickly.

A thinner blade is lighter and can cut faster and more accurately, but it's also more prone to damage and can't cut as much material at once.

It is important that the gauge of the bandsaw blade matches the size of the bandsaw and the type of material.

4. The tooth pitch

It is measured in TPI (teeth per inch) and affects cut quality and speed.

A bandsaw blade with a higher tooth pitch has more teeth per inch and typically produces a finer and cleaner cutting surface, but will cut more slowly than a blade with a lower tooth pitch.

A bandsaw blade with a lower tooth pitch has fewer teeth per inch and tends to produce a coarser and rougher cut surface, but it will cut faster than a blade with a higher tooth pitch.

It is important that the tooth pitch of the bandsaw blade is matched to the material and type of cut.

The right choice of a band saw blade

For straight and right-angled cuts, band saw blades with wider tooth spacing (eg 4-6 teeth per inch) are suitable. These are robust and can cut through the material quickly and precisely.

For curved and contoured cuts, band saw blades with narrower tooth spacing (eg 10-14 teeth per inch) are better suited. These enable more precise guidance and produce cleaner edges.

A wider range of saw blades with eg 6-14 teeth per inch are suitable for a wider range of applications. They are also suitable for most materials and curved cuts. It is important to note that the material and thickness of the workpiece will also have an impact on which type of bandsaw blade is best suited.

It is always advisable to test different band saw blades and compare the results to get the best possible result.

Correct gearing

Proper toothing is critical for optimal performance when using a bi-metal saw blade. The cross-section of the material should be taken into account when selecting the toothing.

There is the possibility to choose between a standard toothing with a constant tooth pitch or a combination toothing with a variable tooth pitch.

For low-vibration sawing of difficult workpiece dimensions, the use of combination teeth with variable tooth spacing is recommended, as this reduces vibration resonance and protects the saw band.

Gearing recommendation for solid material

Gearing recommendation for profiles

The following tables apply to single cuts. If two or more rectangular profiles are machined next to each other, the tables apply, taking into account twice the wall thickness.

If you are looking for high-quality band saw blades, then you have come to Orta e. K. just right! Contact us for more information or to place an order. We are happily looking forward to hearing from you.

Customer satisfaction is very important to us, which is why we ask you to contact us in advance if you have any problems so that we can find a solution for you.

Thanks very much!