Starrett 15751 Welded Bandsaw Blade 10 Tpi Carbon Steel

Product Description

The STARRETT 15751 is a factory-welded bandsaw blade in the Duratec SFB series, designed for continuous loop cutting on stationary band saws used in metal fabrication, woodworking, and light industrial service. The blade runs 12 feet 6 inches in length and 1 inch wide, with a 0.035-inch thickness that suits general-purpose cutting at 10 teeth per inch constant pitch. The carbon steel body and carbon steel teeth with a raker tooth set deliver reliable stock removal across a range of materials. Licensed HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical contractors routinely rely on Starrett blades when cutting conduit, pipe, and structural stock to length in the shop.

This blade is suited for contour cutting applications in residential and commercial shop environments. Confirmed material applications include ferrous metal, non-ferrous metal, plastic, and plywood, making it a versatile choice for trade shops that cut varied stock in a single session. The straight tooth form and raker set work together to clear chips efficiently during moderate feed rates. The flexible back type helps the blade track true on standard two-wheel and three-wheel band saw configurations without premature fatigue cracking at the weld joint.

Key Features

• Constant 10 TPI pitch for smooth, consistent cuts across multiple material types
• Raker tooth set with straight tooth form for efficient chip clearance
• Carbon steel blade body and carbon steel teeth for durability in general-purpose cutting
• Flexible back type reduces fatigue stress at the weld and along the spine
• Confirmed for contour cutting on ferrous metal, non-ferrous metal, plastic, and plywood
• Factory-welded loop ships ready to install with no field welding required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit blade for stationary band saws accepting a 12-foot 6-inch loop, 1-inch wide, 0.035-inch thick blade with a standard 10 TPI constant-pitch profile.

Installation Notes

Band saw blade installation should be performed by qualified personnel following the saw manufacturer's blade-change procedure. Power down and lock out the saw at the disconnect before removing the existing blade or threading the new loop. Confirm blade tension, tracking alignment, and guide bearing clearance before resuming cuts. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling the coiled blade, as the toothed edge presents a laceration hazard during uncoiling and mounting.