Silverline Band Saw 14tpi 1425mm Bandsaw Blade 675295

Silverline Band Saw 14tpi 1425mm Bandsaw Blade

Barcode: 5024763024726

MPN: 675295

TPI: 14tpi 14 teeth Per Inch

Overview:

14tpi Band Saw 1425mm Bandsaw Blade 675295 is a premium CS80 carbon spring steel replacement blade designed for bench-mounted bandsaws that take a 1425mm blade length, including the Silverline 441563 and similar machines. With a finer 14 teeth-per-inch (TPI) pattern, it’s ideal for smoother, more controlled cutting in plastics, wood and non-ferrous metals, helping reduce snagging and improving cut quality on thinner or more delicate materials. Featuring a standard tooth form with positive rake and a raker set, it’s a versatile workshop blade for regular cutting and maintenance.

Key Features

• 1425mm replacement blade for bench-mounted band saws

• 14TPI tooth pattern for finer, smoother cutting results

• Manufactured from CS80 carbon spring steel for strength and flexibility

• Suitable for plastics, wood and non-ferrous metals (task dependent)

• Designed for use with Silverline bench bandsaw 441563 and similar saws

• Raker tooth set with positive rake for controlled cutting action

• Ideal spare blade for workshop servicing and replacements

Specifications

• Brand: Silverline

• Product Type: Bandsaw blade (replacement)

• MPN: 675295

• Blade Size: 1425mm x 6.35mm x 0.35mm

• Blade Width: 6.35mm

• Thickness: 0.35mm

• Teeth Per Inch: 14TPI

• Material: CS80 carbon spring steel

• Tooth Set: Raker

• Tooth Rake: Positive

• Tooth Form: Standard

• Teeth/Segment Size: 1mm

Applications

• General bench bandsaw cutting in workshops and garages

• Finer cuts in plastics and composite materials

• Cutting wood where a smoother finish is preferred

• Non-ferrous metal cutting where a finer tooth count helps control (task dependent)

• Replacement blade for worn, damaged or dulled bandsaw blades

How to Use

• Confirm your bandsaw accepts a 1425mm x 6.35mm blade

• Isolate power before changing blades

• Fit the blade with teeth facing the correct direction of travel

• Set correct tension and track the blade centrally on the wheels

• Adjust guides/bearings and test run before cutting

• Use suitable speed and feed rate for the material—avoid forcing the cut

1425mm (14TPI) Bandsaw Blade – Key FAQs

• What does 14TPI mean on a bandsaw blade?
  14TPI means 14 teeth per inch. A higher TPI generally gives a smoother cut and better control, especially on thinner materials and plastics.

• What bandsaws does this blade fit?
  It’s designed for bench-mounted bandsaws that use a 1425mm blade length, including the Silverline 441563 and similar models. Always check your saw’s blade size.

• What materials is this blade suitable for?
  It’s designed for cutting non-ferrous metals, plastics and wood. Performance depends on your saw’s speed settings and the thickness of the material.

• Why choose 14TPI instead of 10TPI?
  14TPI is typically better for finer, cleaner cuts and for thinner materials. Lower TPI blades are usually faster but leave a rougher finish.

• What is CS80 carbon spring steel?
  CS80 is a carbon spring steel used for blades due to its flexibility and cutting performance, making it a solid choice for general workshop cutting.

• What does “raker set” mean?
  A raker set is a common tooth setting pattern that helps clear swarf effectively and supports smoother, more stable cutting in a range of materials.

• How do I avoid blade wandering or poor cuts?
  Ensure the blade is correctly tensioned, guides are set properly, and use a steady feed rate without forcing—incorrect setup is the most common cause of drifting.

• Can I use this blade on steel?
  This blade is specified for non-ferrous metals. For steel, it’s best to use a blade designed and rated specifically for ferrous metal cutting.