SharkTooth M42 bi-metal bandsaw blades are engineered for Australian steel fabricators who demand strength, precision, and value. Manufactured with advanced welding technology, they deliver straighter cuts, reduced vibration, and longer blade life - saving you time and money in every cut.
- Superior durability for structural steel and workshop applications
- Reduced changeovers with extended blade life
- Straighter, cleaner cuts for higher accuracy
- Lowest cost per cut in the market
- Available in a wide range of lengths and widths
SharkTooth Blades are built for performance - trusted by workshops large and small across Australia.
SharkTooth Bandsaw Blades
Built for Metalworking
SharkTooth is our own brand of high-performance M42 bi-metal bandsaw blades, designed for the tough demands of metal cutting across Australia. From fabrication shops and engineering workshops to maintenance departments and large-scale processors, SharkTooth blades deliver consistent performance, durability, and value — no matter the material.
Why Choose SharkTooth?
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Longer Blade Life – M42 bi-metal edge resists heat and wear, giving more cuts per blade.
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Straighter, Cleaner Cuts – Precision welding reduces vibration for accuracy and consistency.
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Lowest Cost Per Cut – Longer tool life and fewer blade changes save time and money.
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Proven Performance – Trusted across Australia for cutting steel, stainless, aluminium, and other alloys.
Made for Australian Industry
We know the demands of local workshops — heavy workloads, varied materials, and the need for reliability. SharkTooth blades are built to meet those challenges, delivering strength, precision, and efficiency across a wide range of metals.
The Smarter Choice
When you choose SharkTooth, you’re choosing more than just a blade. You’re choosing productivity, safety, and value — backed by a team that understands your business.
SharkTooth — Built for Metalworking.
Blade Range
Comparison at a Glance
| Feature / Model |
MAKO – Multi-Purpose |
GREAT WHITE – Structural Steel |
| Application |
General workshop cutting, mild steel, stainless, aluminium, profiles |
Structural steel, heavy sections, demanding cuts |
| Blade Edge |
M42 High-Speed Steel (HSS) |
M42 HSS with impact-resistant tooth profile |
| Tooth Design |
Standard, versatile pitch |
Special tooth geometry to reduce chipping |
| Cutting Efficiency |
High – smooth cutting with upgraded processing |
Very high – heavy penetration at fast feed rates |
| Durability |
Long blade life for mixed-use environments |
Excellent fatigue life, built for tough loads |
| Best Suited For |
Fabrication shops, engineers, maintenance workshops |
Structural steel fabricators, high-volume processors |
| Value Proposition |
Reliable all-rounder at great value |
Maximum strength, efficiency, and long life under stress |
Shark-Tooth MAKO – Multi-Purpose, M42 Edge
The Shark-Tooth MAKO is a versatile bi-metal bandsaw blade built for everyday cutting of multiple metals. Its M42 high-speed steel edge ensures excellent durability and wear resistance, making it ideal for mild steel, stainless, aluminium, and general fabrication tasks.
With upgraded processing for smooth cutting, reduced vibration, and longer life, the MAKO is the dependable all-rounder at great value.
Key Benefits:
- Multi-purpose blade for steel, stainless, aluminium, and alloys
- M42 HSS edge for consistent, long-lasting performance
- High cutting efficiency with reduced vibration
- Excellent value with longer blade life
Shark-Tooth GREAT WHITE – Structural Steel Specialist
The Shark-Tooth GREAT WHITE is engineered for tough, high-demand cutting of structural steel and heavy sections. Its special tooth geometry reduces chipping, allows for faster feed rates with deep penetration, and delivers maximum blade life.
With an impact-resistant tooth profile and excellent fatigue resistance, the GREAT WHITE provides reliable, high-efficiency performance even under the harshest cutting conditions.
Key Benefits:
- Special tooth design for durability & reduced chipping
- Fast feed rates with heavy penetration
- Excellent fatigue life under demanding use
- Optimised for structural and heavy steel, but also capable on other metals
- High efficiency, consistent performance
Bandsaw Blade Troubleshooting – Quick Fixes & Pro Tips
Even the best bandsaw blades face challenges, but with the right adjustments, you can extend blade life, improve cut quality, and reduce costs. Below are solutions to the most common saw blade issues—so you can get back to smooth, precise cutting in no time!
Blade Body Cracking? Here’s Why!
What’s Causing It?
- Uneven wear on the side guide wheel.
- A large gap between the guide wheel and the blade, creating uneven tension.
- Excessive feed rate.
- The guide wheel interfering with the tooth groove.
How to Fix It:
✔ Adjust the guide wheel so it applies even pressure on the saw blade.
❌ Chipped or Broken Teeth? Stop the Damage!
What’s Causing It?
- Cutting too aggressively.
- Weak workpiece clamping.
- Skipping the blade break-in process.
- Tooth set doesn’t match material dimensions.
- Missing or improperly positioned wire brush.
- Hard spots in the material.
How to Fix It:
✔ Adjust the cutting parameters.
✔ Ensure the wire brush is installed and positioned correctly.
✔ Always complete the break-in process before full-speed cutting.
Blade Not Cutting Straight? Stay on Track!
What’s Causing It?
- Poor break-in process, leading to chipped teeth.
- Impurities or hard spots in the material.
- Incorrect cutting parameters.
- Loose blade tension from a misaligned guide.
How to Fix It:
✔ Inspect and adjust the guide wheel for proper contact.
✔ Perform a full break-in process before high-speed cutting.
✔ Adjust cutting speed, feed rate, and blade tension.
Heavy Wear on Tooth Tips? Let’s Fix That!
What’s Causing It?
- Incorrect sawing parameters.
- Hard spots or impurities in the material.
- Running the blade too fast for the material type, causing overheating.
- Insufficient cooling or lubrication.
How to Fix It:
✔ Adjust sawing parameters for the specific material.
✔ Relocate the cut to avoid impurities.
✔ Ensure proper cooling and lubrication during operation.
Heavy Wear on the Blade’s Back Edge? Here’s Why!
What’s Causing It?
- A worn or defective guide wheel.
- Excessive feed rate.
- The blade back edge rubbing heavily on the wheel.
How to Fix It:
✔ Replace or adjust the guide wheel.
✔ Maintain proper feed pressure to avoid excessive stress.
Need Expert Advice? We’re Here to Help!
Not sure which blade to use or how to fix an issue? Call 1300-797-720 to speak with a Bandsaw Blade specialist today!
With the right blade care and setup, you’ll enjoy cleaner cuts, longer blade life, and lower operating costs. Keep cutting strong!
