Bandsaw Blades

The Right Blade for the Job

Your business can’t afford the wrong blade

Don’t let subpar bandsaw blades drain profit and damage your reputation.
  • Short blade life

  • Stripped teeth & broken welds

  • Blades without safety capping

  • Poor surface finish

  • Outdated ordering process

We don’t just make great blades.

We give you confidence in every cut.
  • Trusted by 2,000+ Australian metal workers

  • 500 Bandsaw blades manufactured per day

  • Boots-on-the-ground support & experience

200% weld guarantee

We stand by our welds.

So, if the weld fails on your Excision bandsaw blade, we’ll replace it and send you an extra, despatched same-day.

German-made material

We don’t settle for anything less than the best. That’s why our bandsaw blade material is engineered and produced in Germany. 

Made with your safety in mind 

Our bandsaw blades come supplied with premium welds and safety capping so you can use our blades worry-free. 

No cut fingers. No snapping blades.

How It Works

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    1. Select

    Choose the bandsaw blade that best suits you by using our selector or calling one of our experts.
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    2. Manufacture

    Your bespoke bandsaw blade tailored to your job is made to order.
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    3. Get the job done

    Your blades get the job done hassle-free.

Bandsaw Blade Selector

Not sure what bandsaw blade you need?

Discover how your bandsaw blades are manufactured

Your bandsaw blades are made to order in our production centre in Victoria.
What information do I need to order my bandsaw blade?
How do I fold & unfold my bandsaw blade?

Decades of experience. A call away.

Not sure what you need? Our technical experts are here to help.
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FAQ

1. What factors should I consider when selecting a bandsaw blade?

There are 3 main factors you need to consider: the size of the blade especially length and width, the type of material you are cutting i.e. metal or wood and lastly the size of the material as this determines the tooth pitch.

2. How do I choose the right tooth configuration for my material?

Choosing the right tooth configuration depends on what material you are cutting. For metal the general rule of thumb is 5-7 teeth in the cut at any time and for wood is 3-6 teeth in the cut.

3. What factors affect the lifespan of a bandsaw blade?

A few key factors is insufficient blade tension, incorrect tooth pitch, insufficient clamping of material, no lubricant or not running the blade at correct speeds and feeds.