Urethane Bandsaw Tires: Upgrade your bandsaw wheels with Impresa's Urethane Bandsaw Tires for quieter and smoother operation. Ideal for 14”floor metal band saws and bandsaw wheels
Perfect Fit for Cutting: These tires are excellent band saw parts replacements for wood and metal cutting, compatible with 14 x 1 x 0.095-inch bandsaw tires
Durable and Efficient: Constructed from professional-grade urethane, these orange 14-inch tires outlast rubber alternatives, enhancing the efficiency and longevity of sawmill blade wheels
Easy Installation: Install these bandsaw parts without adhesive by stretching the tires for a secure fit. Soak in warm water before installation for easier application
Broad Compatibility: These bandsaw accessories are compatible with Jet, Grizzly, and Powermatic models, including Jet JWBS-14DXPRO, Grizzly G0555, and Powermatic PWBS-14, offering versatile solutions
Rim Size
14 inches
Load Index
1
Speed Rating
R
Load Capacity
1 milligrams
Tread Type
Non-Directional
Automotive Fit Type
Vehicle Specific Fit
Construction Type
urethane
Seasons
Year Round
UPC
850008283468
Unit Count
2 Count
Included Components
Bandsaw Tires
Item Type Name
Bandsaw Tires
Manufacturer
Impresa
Model Number
2Bandsaw14x1
Manufacturer Part Number
2Bandsaw14x1
Size
14 inch x 1 inch x .095
Section Width
1 millimeters
Tire Aspect Ratio
1
Tread Depth
1 inches
Rim Width
1 inches
Tire Diameter
14 inches
Item Diameter
14 inches
Item Weight
5.6 ounces
Vehicle Tire ISO Metric Size Description
14/1R14
Rim
14 inches
Tire
1
Tread
1 inches
How to Install Your Urethane Band Saw Tires:
Make sure to unplug your band saw whilst changing any parts or servicing it.
Urethane band saw tires don’t require adhesive, but they do need to be stretched on.
Remove the old tires, and clean the machine of any dirt, debris, or adhesive.
The smaller tires can be fitted by stretching them on by hand.
If you can’t get the tires on by hand stretching them, clamp the tires to the wheel. Work the tire around the wheel in both directions and add clamps as you go.
A dowel rod or smooth tool can be used to pry the tire on.
Once the tire is securely on the wheel, the stretch will need to be smoothed out.
With a dowel between the tire and the wheel, roll it around the entire wheel.