Lenox 80350D2B123835 Welded Bandsaw Blade 10 Tpi

Product Description

The LENOX 80350D2B123835 is a welded bi-metal bandsaw blade designed for contour cutting across a wide range of metals and materials. The blade measures 12 feet 7 inches in length and 0.5 inches in width, with a thickness of 0.035 inches and a kerf width of 0.058 inches. It runs at 10 teeth per inch (TPI) with a constant, standard pitch pattern and a straight tooth form. The cutting edge features a milled, toothed profile with a single-level tooth set and no rake angle. The tooth material is M42 high-speed steel bonded to a spring steel back, which is the hallmark construction of the Classic series bi-metal blade.

This blade is suited for production and maintenance cutting in shops, fabrication environments, and mechanical trade work. It handles a broad material range including alloy steel, carbon steel, stainless steel, structural steel, tool steel, aluminum, non-ferrous metals, and wood. The 10 TPI pitch makes it a practical general-purpose selection for moderate-wall tubing, solid bar stock, and structural profiles. It is typically installed on vertical or horizontal bandsaw machines that accept a 12-foot 7-inch loop blade in the 0.5-inch width class.

Key Features

• Bi-metal construction: M42 high-speed steel teeth welded to a spring steel back for durability and flex resistance
• 10 TPI constant pitch for versatile cutting across solid stock and moderate-wall sections
• Milled toothed edge with single-level set for consistent kerf and reduced blade drift
• 0.058-inch kerf width minimizes material loss per cut
• Contour cutting capable for curved and irregular profiles
• Compatible material range includes stainless steel, tool steel, aluminum, carbon steel, and wood

Compatibility

Designed for bandsaw machines that accept a 12-foot 7-inch welded loop blade with a 0.5-inch width and 0.035-inch thickness. Verify blade length, width, and tooth pitch against your machine specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Bandsaw blade installation is typically performed by a machinist or maintenance technician following the machine manufacturer's guidelines. Power down and lock out the bandsaw before removing the old blade or fitting the new one. Use appropriate blade-handling gloves — the milled tooth edge is sharp along its full length. Confirm blade tension and tracking alignment before returning the machine to service, as improper tension can cause premature blade fatigue or weld failure.