Lenox 91076NEB113480 Welded Bandsaw Blade 10 Tpi

Product Description

The LENOX 91076NEB113480 is a welded carbon steel bandsaw blade designed for contour cutting applications on stationary band saws. At 11 feet 5 inches in overall length, 3/4 inch wide, and 0.032 inches thick, this blade suits mid-size industrial and shop-grade band saw frames. It runs a constant pitch of 10 teeth per inch with a straight tooth form and raker tooth set, making it well suited to general-purpose cuts in wood, plastic, and softer non-ferrous materials. Both the blade body and the teeth are carbon steel construction with a hard back for consistent tracking and reduced flex under load. This blade is used by millwrights, fabricators, and shop technicians who need a ready-to-run replacement without field welding.

This blade fits stationary band saw machines that accept an 11-foot 5-inch loop blade. The 3/4-inch width and raker set tooth pattern handle straight and moderate contour cuts in production and job-shop environments. The constant 10 TPI pitch delivers a predictable chip load across the full cut, which benefits operators cutting uniform stock to consistent dimensions. It is sold individually and is appropriate for both replacement and scheduled maintenance intervals in facilities that track blade life by hours or footage cut.

Key Features

• Welded loop construction — no field welding required, ready to install
• 10 TPI constant pitch with straight tooth form for uniform chip load
• Raker tooth set balances cut speed and surface finish on general stock
• Hard back design reduces blade flex and supports accurate tracking
• Full carbon steel blade body and tooth material for general-purpose cutting
• Contour cutting capable for angled and curved band saw work

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit welded replacement blade for stationary band saws requiring an 11-foot 5-inch loop, 3/4-inch wide blade with a 0.032-inch thickness.

Installation Notes

Band saw blade replacement should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with the saw manufacturer guidelines. Disconnect and lock out power to the machine before opening blade guards or removing the existing blade. Verify wheel diameter, blade tracking adjustment range, and blade guide clearance before installing a new blade. Always confirm proper blade tension per the saw manufacturer specification before resuming operation.