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The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp 48-39-0520 is a bi-metal band saw blade engineered for demanding cutting applications across a wide range of metals. Built with a multi-pitch tooth design at 18 TPI, this blade is suited for cutting aluminum, angle iron, bronze, brass, copper, galvanized pipe, mild steel, stainless steel, chrome steel, and tungsten steel. The bi-metal construction combines a hardened high-speed steel cutting edge with a flexible alloy steel back, providing the durability to outlast conventional blades in production and service environments. Licensed trades including plumbers, pipefitters, electricians, and HVAC technicians rely on this type of blade for cutting metal conduit, pipe, and structural stock.
This blade is intended for use in portable and stationary band saws cutting ferrous and non-ferrous metals in both residential and commercial trade settings. It performs best at slow blade speeds, which is the recommended approach when cutting harder materials such as stainless steel, chrome alloys, and tungsten steel. It is also appropriate for softer materials like copper and brass where blade control and tooth geometry matter. Each unit is sold individually. The package quantity for distribution is 50 units per pack.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement band saw blade for portable and stationary band saws accepting 5/32 inch width blades. Check your saw manufacturer specifications to confirm blade width, thickness, and length compatibility before installation.
Band saw blade installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with the specific saw model. Disconnect power to the saw completely before removing the guard or changing the blade. Verify blade tension and tracking per the saw manufacturer guidelines after installation. Always wear cut-resistant gloves when handling band saw blades, as the teeth present a laceration hazard during handling.
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