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The STARRETT 13667 is a welded bi-metal bandsaw blade built for demanding metal-cutting applications in industrial and fabrication environments. Measuring 14 feet 8 inches long and 3/4 inch wide, this blade runs at 0.035 inches thick with a flexible back designed to handle continuous cutting cycles without fatigue cracking. The variable pitch tooth pattern spans 6 to 10 TPI, reducing harmonic vibration and extending blade life across a range of stock sizes. High speed steel teeth are set in a raker configuration with a positive rake angle, producing aggressive, efficient cuts through ferrous and non-ferrous metals alike. This is a professional-grade blade from the Intenss PRO series, installed by machinists and fabricators running vertical or horizontal band saws in production or job shop settings.
The STARRETT 13667 is intended for cutting ferrous metals such as mild steel, alloy steel, and structural shapes, as well as non-ferrous materials including aluminum, brass, and copper. The variable pitch design makes it well suited for cutting bundles, solids, and structural profiles where a fixed-pitch blade would chatter or wear prematurely. It is a common replacement blade for shop band saws requiring a 14-foot 8-inch loop, and it is sized and welded to run without further modification on compatible machines.
Designed as a welded replacement bandsaw blade for machines requiring a 14-foot 8-inch loop, 3/4-inch width, and 0.035-inch blade thickness. Suitable for ferrous and non-ferrous metal cutting applications.
Bandsaw blade installation should be performed by a qualified machinist or maintenance technician with the machine fully de-energized and locked out per applicable OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Verify blade tension, wheel tracking, and guide alignment before returning the saw to service. Blade guards must be repositioned and secured before operation. Inspect blade welds and teeth for defects before installation and do not operate a blade showing cracks, missing teeth, or weld irregularities.
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