Shop carbide-tipped blades
9 products from Bahco and Morse. Choose a width and tooth pitch, enter the loop length your machine takes and see the price before you buy.
Read the carbide-tipped blades guide
Frequently asked questions
When is a carbide-tipped blade worth the extra cost?
When the workpiece is too hard, too abrasive or too heat-resistant for bi-metal: titanium, nickel superalloys, hardened tool steels, high-silicon aluminium and induction-hardened bar. On those materials a carbide blade's cutting rate and life per cut usually make it the cheaper option per cut, not the dearer one.
What is the difference between set and unset carbide blades?
Set blades angle some tips outward to create clearance, which suits interrupted cuts and mixed work. Unset multi-chip designs split the cut across differently profiled tips in sequence, giving better finish and life on production cutting of difficult alloys.
Do carbide blades need different machine settings?
They reward rigid machines, positive feed control and correct band tension. Follow the machine and blade guidance on band speed for the alloy being cut, and break a new blade in gently before running at full feed.
Welded to your length
Every blade is made to order at the loop length your machine takes.
Priced for your length
The product page shows the price for your width, tooth pitch and length before anything goes in the basket.
Published specifications
Technical data comes from the manufacturers' published ranges.
UK delivery
We deliver to addresses in the UK, and your basket shows the expected delivery date before you pay.
