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MORSE ZHBDW18-7'9-1/2" Carbon Steel Band Saw Blade - Wood-Cutting Blades for Straight Cuts
MORSEWood-Cutting Blades for Straight Cuts

MORSE ZHBDW18-7'9-1/2" Carbon Steel Band Saw Blade

The MORSE Band Saw Blade is a carbon steel wood-cutting blade designed for straight cuts. It has a blade width of 1/2 in, a thickness of 0.03 in, and a length of 7 ft 9-1/2 in, with a tooth count of 18. This…

SKU 3G-OTH-304484

Also listed as: ZHBDW187912 · ZHBDW18 7 9 1 2 · ZHBDW18-7-9-1-2

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MORSE
Item
ZHBDW18-7'9-1/2" Carbon Steel Band Saw Blade
Part Number
ZHBDW18-7'9-1/2"
Category
Wood-Cutting Blades for Straight Cuts
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Also known as:ZHBDW18-7'9-1/2"MORSE
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
ZHBDW18-7'9-1/2"
Type
7 ft 9-1/2 in, Hard Back
Blade Wd
1/2 in
Blade Thick
0.03 in

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Product Description

The MORSE Band Saw Blade is a carbon steel wood-cutting blade designed for straight cuts. It has a blade width of 1/2 in, a thickness of 0.03 in, and a length of 7 ft 9-1/2 in, with a tooth count of 18. This hard-back blade is suitable for industrial wood-cutting applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MORSE band saw blade used for?

The MORSE carbon steel band saw blade is designed for straight cuts in industrial wood-cutting applications. Its 1/2 in width, 0.03 in thickness, and 18 teeth per inch make it suitable for precise, efficient cutting of wood materials in production environments.

What are the specifications of the MORSE band saw blade?

The MORSE band saw blade (MPN ZHBDW18-7'9-1/2") is carbon steel, hard-back type, 7 ft 9-1/2 in length, 1/2 in blade width, 0.03 in blade thickness, and 18 teeth. It is designed for straight cuts in wood, offering durability and accuracy for industrial use.

Where to buy the MORSE band saw blade worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the MORSE band saw blade worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us to order this carbon steel blade for your wood-cutting operations.

How to select the right MORSE band saw blade for wood cutting?

Select a MORSE band saw blade based on material and cut type. For straight cuts in wood, a carbon steel hard-back blade with 18 teeth per inch, 1/2 in width, and 0.03 in thickness is ideal. Ensure blade length matches your saw (7 ft 9-1/2 in) for proper tension and tracking.

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Common applications for MORSE
Metal fabrication – MORSE bi-metal band saw blades (e.g., ZWEDC812MAT-11' 0") for cutting structural steel and aluminum profiles.
Woodworking – MORSE carbon steel band saw blades (e.g., ZHEFR14-10'5") for curved cuts in plywood and hardwood.
HVAC installation – MORSE hole saw kits (e.g., MHS06I) for cutting holes in ductwork and sheet metal.
Aluminum cutting – MORSE circular saw blades (e.g., 102650-WWG) for trimming aluminum extrusions and sheets.
Drum handling – MORSE drum carriers (e.g., 80C) for rotating and dispensing 55-gallon drums in chemical or food processing plants.
General maintenance – MORSE band saw blades (e.g., 3954131140-WWG) for cutting carbon steel pipes and bars in repair shops.
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3G Electric supplies MORSE wood-cutting blades for straight cuts. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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