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The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp 48-39-0601 is a three-pack of thick metal band saw blades engineered for deep cut applications in demanding metal-cutting work. These blades are designed to handle extreme conditions when cutting through thick metal stock, providing consistent tooth geometry and blade tension across the full cut depth. The package includes three blades, giving technicians and tradespeople a ready supply for high-volume or continuous cutting operations. At 26.5 pounds per case unit, the blades are built for durability and are suited to portable and stationary deep cut band saw setups used in fabrication, mechanical contracting, and industrial service work.
These band saw blades are intended for use with deep cut band saws in applications involving thick ferrous and non-ferrous metal cutting. Typical use cases include cutting structural steel, pipe, conduit, angle iron, and other heavy metal materials on the job site or in a shop environment. The three-pack format supports crews that cycle through blades frequently during extended metal fabrication or mechanical installation projects. They are used by plumbers, pipefitters, ironworkers, electricians, and general mechanical contractors who rely on band saw equipment for accurate metal cuts.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or consumable supply blade for deep cut band saws used in metal-cutting trade applications. Verify blade length, width, and TPI specifications against your band saw model before installation.
Band saw blade replacement should be performed by a qualified technician with the tool fully powered down and unplugged before beginning. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling band saw blades, as the tooth edges present a laceration hazard during installation. Ensure blade tension and tracking are set according to the band saw manufacturer guidelines before resuming operation. Inspect blade guides and blade welds before running a new blade at full speed.
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