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The STARRETT 13687 is a bi-metal welded bandsaw blade from the Intenss PRO series, designed for cutting ferrous and non-ferrous metals on horizontal and vertical band saws. The blade measures 130.5 inches in length, 1 inch in width, and 0.035 inches thick, with a variable pitch of 6 to 10 TPI. The bi-metal construction pairs a flexible alloy steel back with high-speed steel teeth, giving the blade durability under continuous production cutting loads. A raker tooth set and positive rake angle improve chip evacuation and reduce heat buildup during deep cuts in structural steel, tubing, and bar stock. Licensed HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical contractors as well as metal fabricators rely on this blade for precision contour-free straight cutting.
The STARRETT 13687 is suited for professional metalworking and industrial maintenance applications where consistent, clean cuts through ferrous and non-ferrous stock are required. Typical installations include production band saw machines in fab shops, maintenance facilities, and mechanical contractor shops. The variable pitch TPI range of 6 to 10 addresses a broad cross-section of material thicknesses, making it practical for shops cutting a mix of solid bar, angle iron, pipe, and sheet metal without frequent blade changes.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit welded band saw blade for horizontal and vertical band saw machines accepting a 130.5-inch blade loop, 1-inch blade width, and 0.035-inch blade thickness. Material application includes ferrous metal and non-ferrous metal as specified by the manufacturer.
Blade installation and tensioning should be performed by a qualified machinist or mechanical technician with the band saw fully de-energized and locked out per OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Set blade tension and tracking per the band saw manufacturer specifications before running under load. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling the coiled blade, as the welded loop can spring unexpectedly during uncoiling. Inspect blade guides, wheel brushes, and coolant delivery before placing a new blade into service.
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