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Part Number: 99913000
Thickness: .078 inches (approx.
Width: 0.271 inches (approx.)
Length: Typically 255 mm standard profile total length.
Material Composition: Available in premium HSS (High-Speed Steel) or ultra-durable Solid Tungsten Carbide . Solid carbide variants provide up to 10x the edge lifespan over steel but are highly rigid and brittle.
The blade is engineered to match the rapid, vertical high-frequency reciprocating movement of the Gerber Paragon HX cutting head.
The HX series is Gerber's designated heavy-duty multi-ply solution. Because multi-ply cutting involves placing highly compressed, dense, or thick vacuum-sealed stacks of fabric (often several inches deep) onto a bristled conveyor bed, the thin .078" x .271" profile is optimized to provide:
Minimal Side Friction: The slim width prevents the blade from overheating or binding against compacted layers of material.
High Geometric Accuracy: The stiffness prevents "blade deflection" (bending) when executing rapid, tight radius corners on dense fabric layouts, ensuring the top layer of fabric is identical to the bottom layer.
This multi-ply blade is highly favored across mass production apparel, industrial textile, automotive, and furniture manufacturing lines for processing:
Woven & Knitted Textiles: Mass-ply denim stacks, canvas, heavy cottons, and wool blends.
Synthetics & Technical Media: Multi-layered polyesters, nylon blends, and glass fibers (where automated heat-cooling prevents layer fusion).
Automotive Profiles: Synthetic leather, thick interior padding composites, and seat-cover upholstery fabrics.
Depending on the specific density or ply height of your material run, factory setups often pivot between various standardized blade thicknesses:
For Shallow or Light Multi-Ply Lines: The Gerber GTxL / Paragon LX 3cm Blade (PN 85878001) is a highly utilized alternative for thinner plies, providing exceptionally clean speed profiles.
For Standard 7cm High Capacity Lines: The standard Gerber 7cm Multi-Ply Knife Blade (PN 21261011) is used widely across general apparel setups using legacy GT7250 or XLC7000 systems.
