Starrett 13832 Band Saw Blade Coil 3/8 in 100 Ft 8 Tpi

Product Description

The STARRETT 13832 is a band saw blade coil stock designed for continuous-use cutting applications in professional shop and trade environments. Supplied as a 100-foot coil, it allows fabricators and machinists to cut blades to custom lengths for a wide range of band saw frames. The blade measures 3/8 inches wide and 0.025 inches thick, with a constant-pitch, 8-tooth-per-inch (TPI) configuration and a raker tooth set. The flexible back construction resists fatigue and cracking during curved or contour cutting operations. Carbon steel construction provides solid durability for general-purpose cutting of wood and similar materials.

This coil stock is suited for use in stationary vertical or horizontal band saws found in professional woodworking shops, metal fabrication facilities, and maintenance environments. The 3/8-inch width makes it well-suited for both straight cuts and moderate contour cutting work. The 100-foot coil length provides enough stock to outfit multiple saw frames or replace blades repeatedly before the coil is exhausted. It is typically installed by machinists, tool-and-die workers, maintenance technicians, or skilled tradespeople who need on-demand blade lengths.

Key Features

• 100-foot coil length allows custom blade sizing for multiple saw configurations
• 3/8-inch blade width supports both straight and contour cutting
• 8 TPI constant-pitch pattern for consistent, general-purpose cutting performance
• Raker tooth set distributes cutting load and aids chip clearance
• Flexible back construction reduces blade fatigue and extends service life
• Carbon steel construction provides reliable performance in general-purpose applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose band saw blade coil stock compatible with band saws that accept 3/8-inch wide blades. Cut to length and welded or brazed to fit specific saw frame throat depths and wheel configurations.

Installation Notes

Band saw blade installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with blade tensioning and tracking procedures. Always disconnect power to the saw before handling, cutting, or installing blade stock. Use appropriate blade-welding or brazing equipment when joining cut lengths, and verify blade tension and tracking alignment before returning the saw to service. Follow all applicable machine guarding requirements per OSHA and the saw manufacturer's guidelines.