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Lenox

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Lenox is a brand specialising in blades for cutting metal. In this collection you will find bandsaw blades for metal, for workshop and fabrication bandsaws, and the cutting fluids used to lubricate and cool the cut.

Products in the collection

  • Bandsaw blades for metal: including the Master-Grit series.
  • Cutting fluids: Band-Ade for bandsaws and Protool Lube.

How to choose

For the bandsaw blade you need a length and width compatible with the machine, and a tooth pitch suited to the material and its thickness: more teeth for thin sections and tubes, fewer teeth for solid sections. The cutting fluid should be chosen according to the material being worked and the pack size.

Keeping the blade clean and well lubricated extends its life and improves cut quality.

Every supply is by quotation: tell us the model, quantity and intended use and the AMES team will prepare a tailored offer.

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Frequently asked questions: Lenox
How do I choose a Lenox band saw blade for cutting metal?

Choose the blade according to the material and its thickness. The tooth pitch, indicated as TPI, must be finer for thin profiles and tubes and coarser for solid pieces. Also check the length and width compatible with your band saw. Series such as Tri-Master, Max CT and Master-Grit have different uses: compare the data sheet of each.

What is the difference between Tri-Tech CT, Max CT and Armor CT Black blades?

Tri-Tech CT, Max CT and Armor CT Black are different series of metal blades. From the title I cannot deduce the materials or tooth configurations of each, so the differences must be read on the technical data sheet. For cutting solid steel, compare pitch, number of teeth and the recommended cutting speed for your machine.

Which Lenox blades are for wood and which for metal?

In the catalogue, the wood blades are the Woodmaster CT and Woodmaster B, suited to wood band saws. The metal blades are the Tri-Master, Tri-Tech CT, Max CT, Master-Grit, Cast Master, Armor, Contestor and Classic Pro. Do not use a metal blade on wood or vice versa, because the tooth geometry is different and can damage the blade or the machine.

Which cutting fluid should I choose for a band saw: Band-Ade, Protool Lube or Saw Master?

Band-Ade is a cutting fluid for band saws, Protool Lube is a cutting lubricant and Saw Master is a coolant for band saws. The difference lies in the function: the coolant cools the blade, the lubricant reduces friction. Choose according to the machine and the material, and for dosage instructions consult the product data sheet.

What is the Lube Tube Lenox lubricating wax used for?

Lube Tube is a stick wax to be rubbed on the blade or the workpiece during cutting, to reduce friction and overheating. It is useful in jobs where the fluid does not reach well or where a localised lubricant is needed. It does not replace cutting fluid in intensive band saw work. Apply it with the blade stationary or as indicated on the data sheet.

Is the Lenox Anti-Spatter spray used for welding?

Anti-Spatter is an anti-spatter spray, designed to reduce the adhesion of molten metal splashes to nozzles and surfaces during welding. It is applied to the area to be protected before work, in a ventilated environment. Read the safety data sheet to understand which materials are compatible and how to dispose of product residues.

Which cleaner should be used to clean a Lenox band saw?

The Lenox machine cleaner removes chips, fluid residues and dirt from the saw and the blade. It must be used with the machine stopped and disconnected, with a cloth, in a ventilated area. Do not spray it onto electrical components or motors. Check the safety data sheet before use and follow the instructions in the saw manual.