M.k. Morse 153304100C-MSC Band Saw Blade Coil 3/8 in 4 Tpi

Product Description

The M.K. MORSE 153304100C-MSC is a carbon steel band saw blade coil stock designed for professional cutting applications in metal fabrication, woodworking, and general trade use. The coil measures 100 feet in length with a blade width of 3/8 inches and a thickness of 0.025 inches. The blade runs a 4 teeth-per-inch (TPI) constant pitch with a skip tooth form and raker set, making it well suited for resawing and contour-free straight cuts through a range of materials. The flexible back construction reduces blade fatigue during extended use and allows the coil to feed cleanly through standard band saw guides.

This coil stock is intended for use in industrial and trade shop environments where technicians cut blades to custom lengths from bulk stock. The 100-foot coil yields multiple blades depending on the saw wheel diameter and required blade length. The 3/8-inch width fits a wide range of two-wheel and three-wheel band saws commonly found in HVAC fabrication shops, plumbing rough-in facilities, and general metalworking trades. The raker tooth set handles chip clearance efficiently in both ferrous and non-ferrous stock cuts.

Key Features

• Carbon steel construction with flexible back for extended blade life and reduced fatigue
• 4 TPI constant pitch for consistent chip load and smooth cut progression
• Skip tooth form improves chip clearance in softer and thicker materials
• Raker set pattern balances cut aggressiveness with surface finish
• 100-foot coil allows custom blade lengths to be cut and welded to fit multiple saws
• 3/8-inch width fits standard band saw guides without modification on most two-wheel machines

Compatibility

Designed as a bulk coil replacement for band saws that accept 3/8-inch wide blades with a 0.025-inch kerf thickness. Blade lengths are field-cut and welded to the required dimension for each specific machine.

Installation Notes

Band saw blade installation and coil cutting should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with blade welding or brazing equipment. Disengage and lock out power to the band saw before removing the old blade or threading a new one through the guides and guards. Use appropriate blade welding or brazing equipment to join cut ends; verify weld integrity before tensioning. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling uncoiled blade stock, as the toothed edge presents a laceration hazard during handling.