This product reference list details the 25mm Decagonal (10-Sided) Tungsten Carbide Rotary Knife Blade, an industry-standard replacement blade used across major digital flatbed cutters and rotary tool modules.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
| Blade Type | Decagonal (10-Sided / 10-Faceted) Rotary Blade |
| Material | Premium Solid Tungsten Carbide / Cemented Carbide |
| Blade Diameter | 25 mm |
| Blade Thickness | 0.6 mm |
| Max Cutting Depth | ~3.5 mm |
| Primary Applications | Technical textiles, woven/knit fabrics, carbon fiber, aramid/Kevlar, canvas, and flexible sheet materials |
Cross-Brand Equivalent Part Numbers
This single blade profile is interchangeable across various CNC cutting machine tool holders (such as Driven Rotary Tools / Power Rotary Modules):This single blade profile is interchangeable across various CNC cutting machine tool holders (such as Driven Rotary Tools / Power Rotary Modules):
Zund: Z50 / 3910335
Esko Kongsberg: BLD-RC110 / G42444844
Summa: 500-0860 / 500-9860
Gerber / MCT: R50
iEcho: E50
Colex: T00360
Kuris: 83906
MultiCam: 003612-MC50
Blackman & White: BW50
Bullmer: B50
Comagrav: CD25
Selecting the correct decagonal (10-sided) tungsten carbide rotary knife blade for CNC flatbed cutters or industrial cutting systems requires evaluating several precise mechanical and material factors. Because these self-sharpening blades rotate against a stationary counter-edge to slice through flexible and fibrous materials, getting the specification right ensures clean cuts, minimal fraying, and optimal blade longevity.
1. Determine Diameter and Maximum Cutting DepthThe physical size of the blade dictates how deep it can cut and how tightly it can turn along complex contours:25 mm Diameter Blades (e.g., Zund Z50 equivalents): Ideal for intricate details, sharp radii, and lower-profile or single-ply materials. These typically provide a maximum cutting depth of 2 mm to 3.5 mm. 32 mm Diameter Blades (e.g., Zund Z52 equivalents): Engineered for higher cutting torque and deeper penetration. These usually support cutting depths up to 7 mm, making them suitable for thicker textiles, multi-ply stacks, and dense materials.
2. Verify Machine and Tool Holder CompatibilityAlways cross-reference the blade dimensions with your specific cutting tool module. Standard industrial decagonal blades generally feature an 8 mm center bore hole and a thickness of 0.6 mm to 0.63 mm, but module compatibility varies by manufacturer:Zund: Driven Rotary Tool (DRT) or Power Rotary Tool (PRT) modules. Summa: F-Series Flatbed cutters utilizing dedicated Rotary Modules (D25 or D32 equivalents). Other Brands: iEcho, Esko Kongsberg, Gerber MCT, Atom, Bullmer, and JWEI systems.
3. Match Material Composition to Application Abrasiveness Cemented Tungsten Carbide: The preferred choice for industrial CNC operations. Micro-grain tungsten carbide provides exceptional hardness and wear resistance, which is mandatory when cutting abrasive technical fibers that dull standard steel instantly.Tungsten Steel / Alloy Alternatives: Occasionally used for general-purpose, non-abrasive soft goods where lower upfront cost is preferred over long edge retention.
4. Align with Target Cutting MaterialsTechnical & Composite Fabrics: For carbon fiber, fiberglass, aramid fiber, and Kevlar/Twaron, solid tungsten carbide is required to handle high thermal friction and fiber abrasiveness.Apparel, Felt & Soft Goods: For standard woven textiles, polyester, leather, felt, and carpet, select your blade diameter based on the compressed thickness of the material layers.
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