Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 30-9/16 in. 8/10 TPI COMPACT EXTREME THICK METAL BAND SAW BLADE 3PK
- SKU:
- MLW48-39-0630
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.44 LBS
Description
DUTY®
30-9/16 in 8/10 TPI
Metal Band Blade
A portable band saw blade for thick metal work.
Product Overview
The 8/10 variable pitch handles thicker metal sections while helping the teeth cut cleanly.
Use with the M12 FUEL 2529 saw. Other compact saws may require a different loop length.
- Variable pitchAdapts to changing sections.
- Metal cuttingFor demanding shop materials.
- Clean tooth formSupports straight cuts.
- Exact saw fitSized for the M12 FUEL 2529.
Technical Specifications
- Blade length
- 30-9/16 in
- Pitch
- 8/10 TPI
- Construction
- Bi-metal
- Saw fit
- M12 FUEL 2529
- Cutting class
- Thick metal
- Materials
- Steel / stainless steel
Choose the Correct Fit
Confirm the blade loop length against the saw manual. A compact label alone does not establish compatibility between saw models.
Choose pitch for the actual wall or stock thickness. Keep enough teeth engaged and secure the work so it cannot move or pinch the blade.
Installation & Care
Disconnect power before replacement. Fit the teeth in the indicated travel direction, seat the band on the wheels and tension it as directed.
Use a steady feed without twisting the band. Replace blades with cracks, kinks, damaged welds or missing teeth.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Tell Willy your exact saw model, blade length and metal wall thickness to choose the right pitch.
Important Product Questions
Will it fit every compact band saw?
No. This blade is 30-9/16 in long. Match that loop length and the saw maker’s other blade requirements before fitting it.
What should I check when cutting tube?
Select pitch for the tube’s wall thickness, not its outside diameter alone. Support both sides of the cut and follow the saw’s recommended metal-cutting speed.
Can I straighten a kinked blade and reuse it?
Replace a kinked or cracked blade. Bending it back does not restore its strength or remove the risk of failure during cutting.
