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The LENOX 4022NEC1464 is a band saw blade coil stock designed for continuous-length cutting applications in metal fabrication, pipe work, and general trade use. The coil measures 100 feet in length and 1/4 inch in width with a blade thickness of 0.025 inches, making it well-suited for tight-radius contour cuts on a variety of materials. The carbon steel construction with a hard back provides consistent tracking and structural rigidity under load. At 10 teeth per inch with a raker set and constant pitch, this blade delivers a balanced combination of cut speed and surface finish. Licensed trades and fabricators cut blades to custom lengths from the coil for site-specific applications.
This coil stock is intended for use in band saw machines that accept 1/4-inch blades. It is a practical solution for shops and field teams that require on-demand blade lengths rather than pre-cut, fixed-length blades. The contour-cutting capability makes it applicable to curved or irregular profiles in metalworking, plumbing rough-in, and mechanical contracting environments where material shapes vary. The 100-foot coil supports high-volume cutting operations or multiple blade fabrications from a single stock unit.
Designed for band saw machines that accept 1/4-inch wide blade stock. Verify blade thickness and tooth pitch requirements against your specific machine specifications before cutting and welding blades to length.
Blade cutting and welding should be performed by a qualified technician using a blade welder appropriate for carbon steel stock. Disconnect and lock out the band saw from its power source before installing or changing blades. Ensure blade guides, thrust bearings, and tension settings are adjusted to the 1/4-inch width specification per the machine manufacturer guidelines. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling coil stock, as the toothed edge presents a laceration hazard during uncoiling and cutting.
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