Bandsaw Blade Metabo 0909029279 27x0.9mm 10TPI

The Metabo 0909029279 bandsaw blade is a narrow-profile metal cutting blade sized 27 x 0.9 mm with a 10 TPI tooth configuration. Designed for use in compatible bandsaw machines, the blade provides a balance of cutting speed and finish quality suitable for a range of workshop tasks. Its construction aims to deliver consistent, accurate cuts across different materials while fitting standard narrow-kerf applications.

Advantages

This 27 x 0.9 mm blade with 10 teeth per inch offers fine-toothed cutting for smoother edges and reduced chipping on thinner sections. The narrow width and reduced thickness support tighter curves and improved maneuverability on detailed cuts. The blade is manufactured to maintain tooth geometry and edge consistency for reliable repeatability in production or hobby work.

Suitable for

• Precision straight and curved cuts in metal and non-ferrous materials
• Workpieces requiring a fine finish and minimal secondary sanding
• Small to medium band saw machines with narrow-kerf blade requirements

Key specifications

• Blade width: 27 mm
• Blade thickness: 0.9 mm
• Tooth pitch: 10 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Tooth form: fine-tooth configuration for smoother cuts
• Intended use: metal and mixed-material cutting in narrow-kerf applications

How to use

Install the bandsaw blade on a compatible machine following the manufacturer's blade mounting and tensioning instructions. Ensure proper alignment and tension before operation to prevent tracking issues and to extend blade life. Select appropriate cutting speed and feed based on the material: lower speeds and steady feed rates for harder metals, and moderate speeds for non-ferrous materials. Use coolant or cutting fluid when recommended for the material to reduce heat and extend blade life.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the blade regularly for wear, missing teeth or cracks, and replace the blade if damage is detected. Maintain the saw's guides and bearings to reduce lateral stress on this narrow blade. For best results, match blade speed and feed to the workpiece material and consider using lubricant or coolant when cutting metals to preserve tooth sharpness and prevent overheating.