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SIP 01530 Bandsaw Blade 13mm (1/2") M42 Bi-Metal Blades for Metal Cutting – Choose TPI Xcalibur Tooling

SIP 01530 Bandsaw Blade 13mm (1/2") M42 Bi-Metal Blades for Metal Cutting – Choose TPI Xcalibur Tooling

par Xcalibur Tooling
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$46.00 - $46.00
$46.00
$46.00 - $46.00
$46.00

The SIP 01530 requires a blade capable of maintaining a durable cutting edge while repeatedly flexing around the bandsaw wheels. This 3160mm x 13mm x 0.65mm M42 bi-metal blade combines hardened high-speed steel teeth with a flexible alloy-steel backing for dependable metal-cutting performance.

With both fixed and variable tooth-pitch options available, users can select a configuration according to workpiece thickness, profile, and material. The blade is suitable for mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, brass, and other non-ferrous metals used across engineering, fabrication, repair, and maintenance environments.

Key Features

  • 3160mm Blade Specification: The blade measures 3160mm long x 13mm wide x 0.65mm thick, matching the dimensions listed for the SIP 01530.

  • M42 High-Speed Steel Teeth: The hardened M42 tooth edge offers strong wear and heat resistance for repeated cutting of demanding metal stock.

  • Flexible Alloy-Steel Backing: The supporting blade body is designed to withstand continuous flexing while the harder tooth edge performs the cutting work.

  • Multiple TPI Options: Choose from 6, 10, 14, 6/10, 8/12, and 10/14 TPI to match different material thicknesses, solid sections, tubing, and structural profiles.

  • UK Precision Welding: Among professional metal cutting bandsaw blades, this Xcalibur Tooling blade is precision-welded in the UK to form a consistent continuous loop for reliable workshop use.

Applications

  • Cut mild-steel flat bar, solid sections, and fabrication stock before welding, drilling, machining, or component assembly.

  • Process stainless-steel workpieces using a tooth pitch and feed setting suited to the section thickness and material profile.

  • Use the blade for aluminium, brass, copper, and other non-ferrous materials commonly encountered in fabrication and engineering environments.

  • Select variable-pitch configurations when cutting tubing or hollow sections where the number of engaged teeth changes throughout the cut.

  • In mixed-purpose workshops that also operate woodworking power tools, keeping metal-cutting and woodworking blades clearly separated helps ensure the correct blade construction is used for each material.

Why Choose Our Bandsaw Blade?

  • The 3160mm machine-specific length makes it easier to identify the correct replacement before tooth pitch is selected.

  • M42 bi-metal construction combines a hard, wear-resistant cutting edge with a flexible backing, giving the blade the properties needed for repeated metalworking.

  • Six available TPI configurations provide flexibility when moving between thin sections, solid stock, tubing, flat bar, and heavier profiles.

  • The 13mm blade width provides a practical balance for controlled straight cutting while also supporting suitable contour-cutting applications.

  • UK precision welding, multiple pitch choices, and compatibility with both ferrous and non-ferrous metals make the blade suitable for professional fabrication shops, engineering environments, and maintenance teams.

FAQs

1. Which tooth pitch works well for thicker metal sections?
Coarser tooth pitches provide more space between the teeth for chip clearance and are generally better suited to thicker sections. The final choice should also consider whether the workpiece is solid or hollow.

2. When should I use a variable-pitch configuration?
Variable pitches such as 6/10, 8/12, and 10/14 are useful when cutting tubing or structural profiles. Changing tooth spacing can help maintain steadier cutting as material engagement varies.

3. Can this blade be used on stainless steel?
Yes. M42 high-speed steel teeth are suitable for stainless steel as well as mild steel and several non-ferrous metals. Correct speed, feed pressure, and TPI remain important for consistent results.

4. What can cause premature tooth wear?
Incorrect TPI, excessive feed pressure, unsuitable cutting speed, or poor blade tension can shorten tooth life. Proper machine setup and secure workpiece positioning can help reduce unnecessary wear.

5. How can I maintain more consistent cutting accuracy?
Check blade tension, tracking, guide position, and tooth condition regularly. Matching the tooth pitch and machine settings to the workpiece also helps maintain controlled cutting.

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