Guide to Saw Blade Selection

Jul 28, 2026

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Karen
Karen
Hello, I'm Karen, Foreign Trade Specialist at Hangzhou Jinzhi Steel (JINBIRD). I share industry insights and product expertise on saw blades & steel solutions.

The service life of bimetallic band saw blades depends on base material, tooth form and cooling system.

M42 and M51 HSS tips suit mass cutting of alloy steel, stainless steel and metal profiles. Improper tooth pitch often leads to tooth chipping and blade fracture. Coarse teeth apply to solid bars while fine teeth fit thin-walled tubes to avoid overload on single tooth.

Sufficient cutting fluid reduces high temperature on cutting edges and slows abrasion. Proper running in for new blades and avoiding overloaded startup greatly extend service life. Hangzhou Jinzhi Steel focuses on R&D of JINBIRD cutting tools.

With mature technology, we supply sawing solutions for diverse working conditions, helping manufacturers cut consumable costs.

Website: www.jinzhi-steel.com

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