Lenox 1350D2C3895 Band Saw Blade Coil 3/8 in 100 Ft Bi-metal

Product Description

The LENOX 1350D2C3895 is a bi-metal band saw blade in coil stock form, designed for continuous-length cutting applications across fabrication shops, pipe trades, and mechanical contractors. The blade measures 3/8 inch wide and 0.035 inch thick, with a 4 teeth-per-inch (TPI) constant pitch and a hook tooth form for aggressive, efficient cuts through metal stock. The bi-metal construction pairs a flexible alloy steel back with high speed steel teeth, giving the blade the durability to handle demanding cut cycles without premature tooth wear. The coil format ships in a 100-foot length, allowing field or shop cutting to custom blade lengths for specific saw sizes.

This coil stock is suited for metalworking and trade applications where custom blade lengths are required. The flexible back reduces fatigue cracking during contour cutting operations, and the Lenox tooth set geometry supports consistent chip clearance on metals commonly encountered in HVAC, plumbing, and general mechanical work. The 4 TPI constant pitch is well-matched to thicker cross-sections and structural materials. Fabricators and trade mechanics who weld their own blades or stock bulk coil for high-volume cutting operations will find this format practical and cost-efficient.

Key Features

• Bi-metal construction with high speed steel teeth for extended blade life
• Flexible alloy steel back supports contour cutting without cracking
• 4 TPI constant pitch with hook tooth form for aggressive metal removal
• 3/8 inch blade width and 0.035 inch thickness for mid-range band saw compatibility
• 100-foot coil length allows custom sizing and on-site blade fabrication
• Lenox tooth set geometry for consistent chip clearance and cut quality

Compatibility

Designed as a bulk coil replacement for band saws accepting 3/8 inch wide bi-metal blades. Blade length is cut to fit and welded to match the specific wheel spacing of the saw in use.

Installation Notes

Blade coil stock is cut to length and butt-welded using a blade welder before installation on the saw. Power down and de-energize the band saw before changing or installing blades. Blade tensioning and tracking adjustment should follow the saw manufacturer's specifications. Bi-metal blades should be run in gradually at reduced feed pressure during initial use to seat the tooth set and reduce the risk of early tooth stripping.