Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades for metal

Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades for steel, stainless and other metals. The teeth are high-speed steel with 8% cobalt, hardened to 67–69 HRC, and the variable-pitch options reduce vibration and noise.

Choose the width your saw takes, 13, 20 or 27 mm, then the length and TPI in the options, sold in packs of two. Another length? We weld it to order.

Quick facts: Bimetal M42

Widths
13 × 0.65 mm, 20 × 0.9 mm, 27 × 0.9 mm
Teeth
HSS M42, 8% cobalt, 67–69 HRC
TPI
6, 10; variable 4/6, 5/8, 6/10, 8/12, 10/14
Pack
Pack of two
Break-in
About 75% speed and 50% feed for the first 15 minutes
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  • Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 13 × 0.65 mm, pack of two

    Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 13 × 0.65 mm, pack of two

    Fits Berg & Schmid GBS 150 Eco, Bernardo EBS 85 B, Axminster AE1470B, Bemato BMT 90SL and more

    €32,00 EUR
  • Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 20 × 0.9 mm, pack of two

    Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 20 × 0.9 mm, pack of two

    Fits Berg & Schmid GBS 185, Bernardo EBS 180 B, Axminster MCB210HD, Baileigh 712MS and more

    €39,13 EUR
  • Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 27 × 0.9 mm, pack of two

    Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 27 × 0.9 mm, pack of two

    Fits Bemato BMT 220, Bekamak BMS 230 DG, Bernardo HBS 275, Cosen MH 270 and more

    €50,00 EUR
  • Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 1,140 mm (44⅞″), 13 × 0.65 mm, pack of two

    Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 1,140 mm (44⅞″), 13 × 0.65 mm, pack of two

    €32,00 EUR
  • Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 1,638 mm (64½″), 13 × 0.65 mm, pack of two

    Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 1,638 mm (64½″), 13 × 0.65 mm, pack of two

    Fits Grizzly G0622, Clarke CBS45MD, Delta 20-330, Holzmann BS128HDR and more

    €38,00 EUR
  • Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 1,440 mm (56¾″), 13 × 0.65 mm, pack of two

    Bimetal M42 bandsaw blades, 1,440 mm (56¾″), 13 × 0.65 mm, pack of two

    Fits Femi NG120 XL and more

    €36,00 EUR

Frequently asked questions

Which TPI do I need for cutting metal?

Pick the pitch from the thickness of the section and keep at least three teeth in the cut.

How do I break in a new Bimetal M42 blade?

Run it at about 75% of your normal speed and 50% of your normal feed for the first 15 minutes, or about 500 cm² of cut, then build up.

Do you stock blades for portable and 4×6 metal saws?

Yes. The two most common metal-saw lengths are 1,140 mm (44⅞″) for portable saws and 1,638 mm (64½″) for 4×6 benchtop saws. Both are stock lengths of our 13 × 0.65 mm Bimetal M42 blade, chosen in the length option.

Why did my blade break?

Look at the break. A straight break is fatigue. A jagged break means the work moved during the cut.

My saw isn't listed. How do I find the right length?

Read the length in your saw's manual.

Part not listed?

We list more than 350 Inca parts by factory number. Send us the part no., or a photo and your machine’s model, and we’ll check.

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