Starrett Bandsaw Blades

Made from carbon steel with a flexible back, Duratec™ SFB is ideal for economical cutting on easy-to-machine ferrous or non-ferrous metal and wood.
Features: Flexible carbon steel back. Wide range of widths, thickness and pitches.
Benefits: Blades can be run at higher band speeds than standard bi metal blades.
Economical general purpose cutting. Ideal for both contour & straight cutting.
Suitable for light vertical and horizontal machines.
Applications: Wood, plastics.
Non-ferrous foundry materials.
Low alloy and non-ferrous metals.
Furniture, composition board.

Starrett Bandsaw Blades

Made from carbon steel with a flexible back, Duratec™ SFB is ideal for economical cutting on easy-to-machine ferrous or non-ferrous metal and wood.
Features: Flexible carbon steel back. Wide range of widths, thickness and pitches.
Benefits: Blades can be run at higher band speeds than standard bi metal blades.
Economical general purpose cutting. Ideal for both contour & straight cutting.
Suitable for light vertical and horizontal machines.
Applications: Wood, plastics.
Non-ferrous foundry materials.
Low alloy and non-ferrous metals.
Furniture, composition board.

M42 Bi-Metal Bandsaw Blades

Starrett Powerband Gladiator M42 is the ultimate competitor in bi-metal bandsaw blades, providing a universal solution with optimum efficiency in large production cutting operations. A high speed steel M42 cutting edge, incorporating a new tooth design with a positive rake angle and variable pitch, combine to give Powerband Gladiator? M42 the utmost in cutting performance and cost effectiveness.

Powerband Gladiator Welded Loops

Recommended applications for Starrett Powerband Gladiator M42 bandsaw blades:
- High production cutting, full range of steels from mild to stainless up to 45 HRC, nickel-based and non-ferrous alloys
Features and Benefits:
- New tooth design features triple-tempered
- M42 high speed steel with 8% cobalt
- Rockwell C67-69
- Up to 12 positive rake angle
- Fatigue resistant alloy steel backing strip
- High wear and heat resistance
- Variable pitch teeth reduce vibration for smooth, quick cutting
- Easy penetration, excellent chip clearance, reduced noise levels
- Improved surface finish
- Faster, straighter cuts

Super Flex-Back Bandsaw Blades

Super Flex-Back is recommended for general-purpose cutting at an attractive cost on easy to machine materials; blades have excellent fatigue endurance to give long life on machines running at a high surface feet per minute. High carbon/chromium `pinpoint carbide` tool steel. Hardened and tempered tooth tips - 64/66 Rockwell C Hardness. Economical, general-purpose cutting. Recommended applications: light section low alloy steels, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, plastics, furniture and composition board.

30m/100ft Coils

Features and benefits
High Carbon/Chromium 'pinpoint carbide' tool steel. Hardened and tempered tooth tips - 64/66 Rockwell C Hardness. Economical, general purpose cutting.
Recommended Application
Light section low alloy steels, ferrous and non ferrous metals, plastics, furniture and composition board.

For further technical specifications please refer to our catalogue.

Duratec™ SFB - formerly known as Super Flex-Back

Made from carbon steel with a flexible back, Duratec™ SFB is ideal for economical cutting on easy-to-machine ferrous or non-ferrous metal and wood.
Features: Flexible carbon steel back. Wide range of widths, thickness and pitches.
Benefits: Blades can be run at higher band speeds than standard bi metal blades.
Economical general purpose cutting. Ideal for both contour & straight cutting.
Suitable for light vertical and horizontal machines.
Applications: Wood, plastics.
Non-ferrous foundry materials.
Low alloy and non-ferrous metals.
Furniture, composition board.

M42 Bi-Metal Bandsaw Blades

Starrett Powerband Gladiator M42 is the ultimate competitor in bi-metal bandsaw blades, providing a universal solution with optimum efficiency in large production cutting operations. A high speed steel M42 cutting edge, incorporating a new tooth design with a positive rake angle and variable pitch, combine to give Powerband Gladiator? M42 the utmost in cutting performance and cost effectiveness.

Powerband Gladiator Welded Loops

Recommended applications for Starrett Powerband Gladiator M42 bandsaw blades:
- High production cutting, full range of steels from mild to stainless up to 45 HRC, nickel-based and non-ferrous alloys
Features and Benefits:
- New tooth design features triple-tempered
- M42 high speed steel with 8% cobalt
- Rockwell C67-69
- Up to 12 positive rake angle
- Fatigue resistant alloy steel backing strip
- High wear and heat resistance
- Variable pitch teeth reduce vibration for smooth, quick cutting
- Easy penetration, excellent chip clearance, reduced noise levels
- Improved surface finish
- Faster, straighter cuts

Starrett Bandsaw Blades

Super Flex-Back is recommended for general-purpose cutting at an attractive cost on easy to machine materials; blades have excellent fatigue endurance to give long life on machines running at a high surface feet per minute. High carbon/chromium `pinpoint carbide` tool steel. Hardened and tempered tooth tips - 64/66 Rockwell C Hardness. Economical, general-purpose cutting. Recommended applications: light section low alloy steels, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, plastics, furniture and composition board.

Starratt Bandsaw Blades

Duratec™ SFB - formerly known as Super Flex-Back

Made from carbon steel with a flexible back, Duratec™ SFB is ideal for economical cutting on easy-to-machine ferrous or non-ferrous metal and wood.
Features: Flexible carbon steel back. Wide range of widths, thickness and pitches.
Benefits: Blades can be run at higher band speeds than standard bi metal blades.
Economical general purpose cutting. Ideal for both contour & straight cutting.
Suitable for light vertical and horizontal machines.
Applications: Wood, plastics.
Non-ferrous foundry materials.
Low alloy and non-ferrous metals.
Furniture, composition board.

M42 Bi-Metal Bandsaw Blades

Starrett Powerband Gladiator M42 is the ultimate competitor in bi-metal bandsaw blades, providing a universal solution with optimum efficiency in large production cutting operations. A high speed steel M42 cutting edge, incorporating a new tooth design with a positive rake angle and variable pitch, combine to give Powerband Gladiator? M42 the utmost in cutting performance and cost effectiveness.

Powerband Gladiator Welded Loops

Recommended applications for Starrett Powerband Gladiator M42 bandsaw blades:
- High production cutting, full range of steels from mild to stainless up to 45 HRC, nickel-based and non-ferrous alloys
Features and Benefits:
- New tooth design features triple-tempered
- M42 high speed steel with 8% cobalt
- Rockwell C67-69
- Up to 12 positive rake angle
- Fatigue resistant alloy steel backing strip
- High wear and heat resistance
- Variable pitch teeth reduce vibration for smooth, quick cutting
- Easy penetration, excellent chip clearance, reduced noise levels
- Improved surface finish
- Faster, straighter cuts

M42 Bi-Metal Bandsaw Blades

Developed and tested by Starrett, with a patent application pending, Versatix MP multi purpose band saw blades set new standards in
cutting structural steels, sections, tubes and small solids. The new tooth design ensures that the blades can easily cope with the
shock loading conditions associated with intermittent cutting and manual 'pull down' band saw machines with uncontrolled feed rates.
• New tooth design with massive inherent tooth strength makes blade
ideal for cutting sections, structurals, tubes and small solids.
• Also ideal for use on manual ‘pull down' band saw machines where
the uncontrolled feed rate can easily overload the teeth on a standard
blade.
• Triple tempered M42 cobalt high speed steel teeth.
Versatix MP has been extensively tested against leading competitive
products in a range of cutting situations and results concluded that
Versatix MP outperformed all competitive blades tested by a
minimum of 20%!

Versatix MP Welded Loops

For a wide range of materials. Keeps its edge in long-run, intricate contouring jobs. Regular tooth (constant pitch) is recommended for the cutting of solids AND irregular shapes. Variable tooth form works best when machine conditions are not ideal.