Lenox 1408D2C1464 Band Saw Blade Coil 6 Tpi 1/4 in Bi-metal

Product Description

The LENOX 1408D2C1464 is a bi-metal band saw blade coil stock designed for continuous or custom-cut blade fabrication in professional cutting applications. The coil measures 250 feet in length with a blade width of 0.25 inches and a thickness of 0.035 inches. At 6 teeth per inch with a hook tooth form and constant pitch, this blade is suited for fast, consistent cuts through a range of materials. The high speed steel teeth are bonded to a flexible back for durability under repeated flexing on band saw wheels. Weighing 7 pounds, the coil is packaged as a single unit for shop or field use by metal fabricators and trade contractors.

This coil stock is used in shops and job sites where custom-length band saw blades are fabricated in-house. The constant pitch and hook tooth form make it appropriate for general-purpose contour cutting in metal, pipe, and structural stock. The flexible back construction allows the blade to run on standard band saw wheels without premature fatigue cracking. It is well suited for plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical contractors who cut conduit, pipe, and tubing at volume, as well as fabrication shops requiring on-demand blade stock.

Key Features

• Bi-metal construction with high speed steel teeth for extended cutting life
• 6 teeth per inch constant pitch for consistent chip load and cut rate
• Hook tooth form promotes aggressive material removal
• Flexible back resists fatigue cracking during continuous band saw operation
• 250-foot coil allows custom blade lengths to be cut and welded as needed
• Contour cutting capable for curved and irregular cut profiles

Compatibility

Designed as coil stock for use with standard band saw blade welders; compatible with band saws accepting blades with a 0.25-inch width and 0.035-inch thickness. Verify wheel size and blade guide clearance before welding and installing.

Installation Notes

Blade fabrication from coil stock requires a band saw blade welder and grinder; this work is typically performed by a qualified fabricator or experienced tradesperson. Ensure the band saw is fully powered down and the blade tension released before removing an existing blade or installing a new one. Follow the band saw manufacturer specifications for blade tension, wheel tracking, and guide adjustment. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling uncoiled blade stock, as the toothed edge presents a laceration hazard.