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The Bandsaw Store

Made in the USA, Canton, Ohio

Morse bandsaw blades, welded to length in the UK

M.K. Morse makes bi-metal and carbide-tipped bandsaw blades in Canton, Ohio. Every blade we sell is welded to the loop length your machine takes.

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Morse in brief

The M.K. Morse Company makes bandsaw blades in Canton, Ohio, USA. Its range is organised by series name rather than numeric code: the bi-metal blades run under names such as Independence, Maverick, Challenger and M42, and the carbide-tipped blades group under the M-Factor family.

The series divide the work plainly. Independence covers high-production and precision cutting of solids in stainless, tool steels and exotic alloys. Maverick carries the mixed production and job-shop list and Challenger is the structural blade for I-beams, tube and channel. On the carbide side, M-Factor GP handles small billets and case-hardened shaft.

We sell a selection of the Morse series, each made to order and welded to your machine's loop length. The table below lists the Morse blades available now, each linked to its product page, or you can go straight to the Morse shop listing.

Every Morse blade we sell

Bi-metal series first, then the carbide-tipped family. Widths are the smallest and largest listed for each blade; the product pages carry the full width list, TPI options and a price for your length.

Bi-Metal Blades

Morse bandsaw blades by series, with the widths listed for each.
SeriesProductSummaryWidths
ChallengerChallenger Bandsaw BladeStructural bi-metal blade for interrupted and bundle cutting of I-beams, tube and channel27 to 54mm
IndependenceIndependence Bandsaw BladeMorse Independence bi-metal bandsaw blade34 to 41mm
MaverickMaverick Bandsaw BladeProduction and job-shop bi-metal blade for tool steels, stainless, structural shapes and tough alloys27 to 54mm
M42Production M42 Bandsaw BladeM42 cobalt HSS bi-metal blade for higher production speeds and heat resistance on alloy and stainless steels13 to 27mm

Carbide-Tipped Blades

Morse bandsaw blades by series, with the widths listed for each.
SeriesProductSummaryWidths
M-Factor GESM-Factor GES Bandsaw BladeMorse M-Factor GES carbide tipped bandsaw blade34mm
M-Factor GPM-Factor GP Bandsaw BladeGeneral purpose carbide-tipped blade for small ferrous billets in alloy and stainless steel34 to 41mm

The categories Morse covers

Morse's strength in our catalogue is metal cutting: bi-metal for the daily run of steels and carbide tips for the billets and hard skins that stop them. Each guide below explains the construction and how to choose within it.

Frequently asked questions

Are these genuine Morse blades?

Yes. The band is made by M.K. Morse in Canton, Ohio. We sell it made to order, welded to the loop length you choose. Where Morse does not publish a figure, the product page says so rather than guessing.

Which Morse series suits my work?

The bi-metal series carry most sawing: Independence for high-production and precision cutting, Maverick for the mixed production and job-shop list, Challenger for structural work and M42 for higher speeds on alloy and stainless steels. The carbide-tipped M-Factor family takes hard, small-billet and case-hardened work. The range table above lists the Morse blades we sell, each with a short description.

Pick a Morse blade, tell us your machine's loop length and we will weld it to that length.

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