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The LENOX 5329FLC12127 is a band saw blade coil stock designed for continuous cutting operations in industrial and trade shop environments. The coil measures 100 feet in length with a blade width of 0.5 inches and a blade thickness of 0.025 inches, giving cutting professionals the material needed to cut custom blade lengths on demand. Constructed from carbon steel with a flexible back, this coil stock supports contour cutting applications and is supplied with a hook tooth form and raker set at a constant pitch of 6 teeth per inch (TPI). It is installed by machinists, fabricators, and maintenance trades using horizontal or vertical band saw equipment.
This coil stock suits shops and field operations where blade inventory is maintained in bulk and blades are cut and welded to custom lengths as needed. The 6 TPI constant pitch is appropriate for general-purpose cutting of softer metals, wood, plastics, and similar materials in both production and maintenance settings. The flexible back construction allows the blade to track smoothly around band saw wheels, reducing fatigue and breakage during contour cuts or curved cuts in thicker stock. A single 100-foot coil provides enough material to produce multiple standard-length blades for common vertical and horizontal band saw frame sizes.
Designed as a bulk coil replacement source for band saw blades requiring 0.5 inch width and 0.025 inch thickness, compatible with horizontal and vertical band saws configured for these blade dimensions.
Blade cutting and welding from coil stock should be performed by qualified machinists or maintenance technicians using appropriate blade welder and grinder equipment. Always power down and lock out the band saw before removing the old blade or installing a new one. Verify blade tension, tracking, and guide alignment per the saw manufacturer specifications before resuming operation. Inspect the finished weld joint for proper seating before running the blade under load.
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