Sealey bandsaw blades

10 Sealey models · 8 blades · Other lengths welded to order.

Blade length by Sealey model

ModelBlade lengthOur bladePrice
SM1303 55⅛″ (1,400 mm)Flexback, 55⅛″ (1,400 mm), pack of two €32,00 EUR
SM12 62″ (1,575 mm)Flexback, 62″ (1,575 mm), pack of two €32,00 EUR
SM5 64½″ (1,638 mm)Bimetal M42, 64½″ (1,638 mm), 13 × 0.65 mm, pack of two €38,00 EUR
SM65 64½″ (1,638 mm)Bimetal M42, 64½″ (1,638 mm), 13 × 0.65 mm, pack of two €38,00 EUR
SM130410 mm blades 1,712 mm (67⅜″)Flexback, made to length: enter 1,712 mm €21,74 EUR
SM658 68⅞″ (1,750 mm)Flexback, 68⅞″ (1,750 mm), pack of two €34,80 EUR
SM354CE 2,105 mm (82⅞″)Bimetal M42, 2,100 mm, 20 × 0.9 mm, pack of two €44,35 EUR
SM35 / SM35CE19 mm blades 2,360 mm (92⅞″)Bimetal M42, 2,360 mm, 20 × 0.9 mm, pack of two €47,82 EUR
SM355CE 2,450 mm (96½″)Bimetal M42, 2,450 mm, 20 × 0.9 mm, pack of two €50,44 EUR
SM353CE 3,035 mm (119½″)Bimetal M42, 3,035 mm, 27 × 0.9 mm, pack of two €67,70 EUR

Need another length? We weld to order

Blades for Sealey saws (8)
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About these blades

Bandsaw blades for Sealey saws, by model. The table below gives the blade length of each Sealey saw we know and the blade we list for it. The SM1303 takes 55⅛″ (1,400 mm), and the SM35 / SM35CE takes 2,360 mm (92⅞″).

Another length? We weld it to order.

Frequently asked questions

Which blade fits the Sealey SM1303?

The Sealey SM1303 takes a 55⅛″ (1,400 mm) blade. We list that length as a Flexback blade, 6 to 16 mm wide, in packs of two.
My saw isn't listed. How do I find the right length?

Read the length in your saw's manual.
Can you make a blade in a length that isn't listed?

Yes. Flexback, Bimetal M42, knife-edge and food blades can all be welded to the length you enter. Order the custom-length blade for your length band and enter the exact length you need.
How do I choose the width of a bandsaw blade?

Choose it by the tightest curve you need to cut. A 6 mm blade turns a 16 mm radius, 10 mm needs 32 mm, 13 mm needs 63 mm and 25 mm needs 184 mm. The thickness does not change the curve; the width does. For straighter cuts, go wider.