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The STARRETT 16404 is a welded bi-metal bandsaw blade from the Intenss PRO series, designed for continuous-loop installation on vertical and horizontal bandsaws used in metal cutting applications. The blade measures 11 feet 5 inches in length, 1 inch in width, and 0.035 inches in thickness. It features a variable pitch of 6 to 10 teeth per inch (TPI) with high-speed steel teeth and a raker tooth set. These design elements combine to reduce vibration, minimize noise, and extend blade life when cutting through a range of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Licensed HVAC technicians, machinists, and fabrication professionals install and replace these blades as part of routine shop maintenance.
This blade is built for cutting ferrous metals and non-ferrous metals, making it suitable for structural steel, tubing, bar stock, aluminum profiles, and similar materials found in fabrication and mechanical service shops. The variable pitch tooth pattern reduces harmonic vibration during cuts, which is especially beneficial when working with interrupted cuts or varying cross-sections. The flexible back construction allows the blade to track consistently around bandsaw wheels without fatigue cracking during normal service cycles. It is packaged as a single blade, ready for immediate installation on compatible bandsaw equipment.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement welded bandsaw blade for use on bandsaws accepting a blade length of 11 feet 5 inches, 1 inch width, and 0.035 inch thickness. Verify wheel spacing and blade guide clearance on the target machine before installation.
Bandsaw blade replacement should be performed by qualified technicians familiar with machine guarding requirements and blade tensioning procedures. Disconnect and lock out all power to the bandsaw before removing the existing blade or installing a new one. Use appropriate cut-resistant gloves when handling the blade, as teeth and the blade edge present a laceration hazard during coiling and uncoiling. Confirm proper blade tension, tracking alignment, and guide bearing clearance before returning the machine to service.
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