Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool Extreme Thin Metal 12/14 TPI Band Saw Blades 3PK - Deep Cut
- SKU:
- MLW48-39-0611
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 1.00 LBS
Description
DUTY®
44-7/8 in Band Saw
12/14 TPI Metal Blades
Match the 44-7/8 in loop and 12/14 TPI tooth pitch to the saw and metal section.
Product Overview
The 48-39-0611 Extreme Metal band saw blade uses a 44-7/8 in loop for standard/deep-cut portable band saws. This listing supplies 3 blades with a 12/14 TPI tooth pattern.
Variable-pitch teeth handle different metal thicknesses, including thin, hard metal. Match the saw’s blade dimensions and select the tooth pitch for the material and wall thickness.
- Variable tooth pitchThe tooth spacing supports a range of metal thicknesses.
- Thin-metal cuttingThe 12/14 TPI pattern is intended for the listed metal work.
- Portable saw formatThe 44-7/8 in loop matches the specified saw size.
- Controlled cut qualityCorrect tooth engagement helps produce clean metal cuts.
Technical Specifications
- Model
- 48-39-0611
- Blade length
- 44-7/8 in
- Tooth pitch
- 12/14 TPI
- Blade class
- Extreme Metal
- Saw format
- Standard / deep cut
- Application
- Metal cutting
Choose the Correct Fit
Confirm that the saw requires a 44-7/8 in blade. Match the full blade specification, not just the compact or deep-cut label.
Select the 12/14 TPI tooth pattern for the metal thickness and keep appropriate tooth engagement throughout the cut.
Installation & Care
Disconnect the saw before changing the blade. Follow its instructions for blade orientation, tracking and tension.
Secure the stock and inspect the blade for worn teeth, cracks or deformation. Allow the blade to stop before removing offcuts.
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Important Product Questions
How many blades are supplied?
This listing supplies 3 blades under model 48-39-0611.
What length does the saw need?
The saw must accept the 44-7/8 in loop and the remaining blade dimensions required by its manual.
What does the TPI figure mean?
12/14 TPI identifies the tooth pitch. Select it for the material and wall thickness rather than choosing by blade length alone.
