Bi-Metal blades are incredibly effective at cutting through notoriously hard or abrasive material, like metals with a hardness maximum of 50 on the Rockwell C scale. SIMMONS Bi-Metal blades are no exception. Utilizing a 4% chromium alloy backing and specially hardened M42 high-speed steel tooth tips, these blades can easily withstand the intense stress exerted upon them by high-production bandsaw machines. Bi-Metal M42 blades also last about 3 to 4 times longer than regular carbon steel bandsaw blades due to their harder teeth, resulting in less machine downtime from changing blades and a reduced cost per cut.
SIMMONS Saw Blade, 3/8 in Width, 0.035 in Thickness, Teeth per Inch: 14, M42 HSS Tip, Bi-Metal Body
| Body Material | : | Bi-Metal |
| Teeth per Inch | : | 14 |
| Thickness | : | 0.035 in |
| Tip Material | : | M42 HSS |
| Width | : | 3/8 in |