The Stryker 940-25 Stainless Steel Cast Cutter Saw Blade is designed for use with the Stryker 940 cast cutter saw. This high-carbon stainless steel blade is ideal for routine cast removal in orthopedic clinics, hospitals, and casting labs.
After Stryker shut down cast saw support in the USA, many facilities were left scrambling for reliable blades and accessories. OrthoTape worked directly with Stryker’s global partners to secure authentic, compatible blades that can still be shipped into the United States, so your Stryker 940 cast saw stays in service.
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Stryker recently shut down all cast saw support in the United States, including blades and accessories. Because Stryker products are still sold globally, we contacted Stryker and confirmed two overseas manufacturers that continue to produce authentic Stryker-compatible blades. We now import these blades and stock them in our Ridgeland, SC 29936 warehouse for fast shipping within the USA.
This specific product is a stainless steel, uncoated Stryker 940-25 cast cutter saw blade. It is made from high-carbon stainless alloy that is heat-treated for durability and consistent cutting performance. Stainless steel blades are the standard choice for general orthopedic use.
Below is an overview of common cast saw blade coatings you may see when comparing blades for the Stryker 940 or other cast cutters. These are listed from strongest coating to standard stainless steel.
Dichronite (Tungsten Disulfide) is a dry-film lubricant applied to stainless steel blades under high air pressure. The coating bonds tightly to the metal, creating a very slick, low-friction surface. Benefits include:
Ion Nitriding, also called “plasma coating,” uses electron bombardment of nitrogen ions in a vacuum chamber to harden the blade surface. This process produces:
Titanium nitride is a gold-colored “ceramic” coating applied to a stainless steel base blade. Once applied, it:
PTFE (Teflon) is a very slick, non-stick coating sprayed on at room temperature and then cured. It allows the blade to slide smoothly through casts with low resistance. However:
Even with this drawback, PTFE-coated blades remain popular because of their initially low friction surface.
Stainless steel blades (like this Stryker 940-25 blade) are not coated. Instead, they are made from high-carbon stainless alloy that is tempered using a high-temperature hardening process. This:
Over time, the teeth gradually lose sharpness, which increases cutting time and friction. A very dull blade can generate enough heat that the patient may feel warmth even through cast padding.
As a general guideline, a normal orthopedic practice that removes around 10 casts per week can expect a single stainless steel blade to last about 1–2 months before it should be replaced.
Yes. This is a stainless steel replacement blade specifically designed for the Stryker 940 cast cutter saw.
Yes. OrthoTape worked with Stryker’s global distribution network to identify manufacturers that still produce authentic, compatible blades. We import these blades and stock them in our USA warehouse.
For a practice removing about 10 casts per week, a stainless steel blade typically lasts 1–2 months. If cutting feels slow, noisy, or generates more heat, it is time to replace the blade.
Yes. We offer automatic 5% off when you buy 5–9 blades and 10% off when you buy 10 or more blades. Discounts are applied at checkout.
All Stryker 940 stainless steel cast cutter saw blades ship from our Ridgeland, SC 29936 warehouse for fast delivery within the United States.
Ships from Ridgeland, SC 29936 warehouse.
