How To Choose The Correct M. K. Morse Challenger Bi-Metal Band Saw Blade

Tooth size must be matched to the thickness of structural shapes, which becomes tricky with steel pieces of multiple widths or thicknesses. The many options for teeth per inch (TPI), gullet depth, and tooth set allow you to match the right blade to your cutting needs. Morse has designed these band saw blades for optimal saw tooth contact. Smooth and efficient cutting occurs when not too many and not too few teeth make contact with the metal. When too much or too little contact is made, the blade receives excess stress and tends to fracture or lose teeth. For most types of steel, you want between 3 and 24 teeth in contact at any time. For optimal contact and sizing, there's a Challenger band saw blade to fit every cutting situation.

These Challenger band saw blades aren't just designed to give you smooth cuts through steel. They're made for the toughest types of structural metal out there, including carbon steel and low alloy steel. Heat-treated metals and high alloy mixtures are also difficult to cut and deserve a reinforced design. By choosing an upgraded band saw blade designed to withstand the vibration and heat generated by cutting these materials, you'll boost productivity and reduce consumable costs.

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