Starrett 14095 Welded Bandsaw Blade 6 Tpi Carbon Steel

Product Description

The STARRETT 14095 is a welded carbon steel bandsaw blade from the Duratec SFB series, designed for continuous contour cutting in metalworking and fabrication environments. It measures 10 feet 10.5 inches in length and 0.75 inches wide, with a blade thickness of 0.032 inches. The blade runs a constant 6 teeth per inch (TPI) with a straight tooth form and raker tooth set, providing consistent chip clearance and smooth cuts across a range of materials. Installed by machinists, fabricators, and maintenance trades, this blade suits production and job-shop bandsaws requiring a pre-welded loop.

The 14095 is suited for cutting ferrous metal, non-ferrous metal, plastic, and plywood. The raker tooth set and straight tooth form make it a reliable choice for general-purpose contour cutting on vertical or horizontal bandsaw machines. The flexible back type allows the blade to track smoothly on standard bandsaw wheels without excessive fatigue. Its constant pitch pattern delivers predictable feed rates and consistent surface finish across varied cross-sections.

Key Features

• Duratec SFB series carbon steel construction for blade body and tooth material
• Raker tooth set for balanced chip clearance on both ferrous and non-ferrous metals
• Constant 6 TPI pitch pattern for consistent cut quality and feed rate
• Flexible back type reduces blade fatigue and extends service life on bandsaw wheels
• Contour cutting capable for curved and irregular workpiece profiles
• Pre-welded loop — no field welding or blade joining required at installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement bandsaw blade for vertical or horizontal bandsaw machines accepting a 10 feet 10.5 inch loop blade with 0.75 inch width and 0.032 inch thickness.

Installation Notes

Bandsaw blade replacement is typically performed by machinists or maintenance technicians. Disconnect and lock out electrical power to the bandsaw before removing the old blade or installing a new one. Verify wheel diameter, blade guide spacing, and blade tension settings match the blade width and thickness specifications before operating. Handle blade coils and loops with cut-resistant gloves — exposed teeth present a laceration hazard during installation.