Starrett 10140 Band Saw Blade Coil 250 Ft 10 Tpi Carbon Steel

Product Description

The STARRETT 10140 is a carbon steel band saw blade coil stock intended for professionals and skilled tradespeople who cut their own blade lengths to suit specific saws and job requirements. The coil measures 250 feet in length, with a blade width of 0.5 inches and a blade thickness of 0.025 inches. It features a toothed cutting edge with a raker tooth set, a straight tooth rake angle, a constant pitch pattern of 10 teeth per inch (TPI), and a flexible back construction. This combination makes it well-suited for general-purpose contour cutting on band saw applications where multiple blade lengths or custom sizing are required.

This coil stock is appropriate for use in shop environments, maintenance facilities, and fabrication settings where a single coil supplies multiple blade cuts. The flexible back allows the blade to run on standard band saw wheel configurations without premature fatigue. With 10 TPI and a raker set, the blade handles a range of general-purpose cutting tasks. Licensed tradespeople and shop technicians who operate band saws regularly will find the coil format efficient for stocking and cutting blades on demand rather than ordering pre-welded lengths individually.

Key Features

• 250-foot coil yields multiple blade lengths from a single stock unit
• 0.5-inch blade width with 0.025-inch thickness for standard band saw fitment
• 10 TPI constant pitch pattern for general-purpose cutting
• Raker tooth set provides efficient chip clearance during cutting
• Flexible back construction reduces fatigue stress on band saw wheels
• Carbon steel construction suitable for contour cutting applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose coil stock replacement for band saws accepting 0.5-inch wide blades with a 0.025-inch blade thickness; confirm wheel spacing and blade guides on the specific saw before cutting and welding lengths.

Installation Notes

Cutting and welding band saw blade coil stock to length requires a blade welder and appropriate blade-grinding equipment; this work is typically performed by experienced shop technicians or tool-and-die personnel. Disconnect and lock out power to the band saw before removing the old blade or installing a new one. Inspect blade tension, wheel tracking, and guide alignment after installing a new blade length. Do not operate the saw with a blade that has not been properly tensioned and tracked per the saw manufacturer specifications.