
Technical Specifications
Edge Configurations & Typical Uses
Single-Edge Blades: Feature a single bevel edge designed for precise straight cuts, clean fine-detail trimming, and tight-radius curves. Common for corrugated board, folding cartons, and vinyl.
Double-Edge Blades: Feature a dual-bevel edge for symmetrical force distribution during high-speed drag cutting. Ideal for foam board, heavy paperboard, plastic sheets, and soft gaskets.
Blade Model Specifications and Application Overview
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Blade model |
Official Part Number |
Edge type |
Core materials/coatings |
Applicable tools/core applications |
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Static knife. Suitable for vinyl, thin plastic, folding cardboard boxes, and magnetic foil. |
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Single-edged |
cemented carbide + C2 coating |
Same as above. The C2 coating significantly extends the service life on wear-resistant or high-density materials. |
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Static cutter. Typically used for fine cutting or cutting cardboard of a specific thickness. |
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Double-edged |
Solid cemented carbide (TC) |
Static blade. Double-edged design, suitable for fast, high-precision cutting of sharp corners in cardboard and thin foam board. |
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Single-edged |
Static blade. Special geometry optimizes chip removal and precise edge cutting. |
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Solid cemented carbide (TC) |
Slipper blade. A classic slipper blade, commonly used for self-adhesive labels, vinyl esters, and plain paper. |
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cemented carbide + C2 coating |
Same as above. Specifically designed for high-volume, continuous drag-and-drop operations, the coating reduces frictional heat and prevents wear. |
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Drag cutter. Suitable for drag cutter materials that require greater penetration or a specific offset angle. |
1. SR (Static Round): Designed specifically for static tool heads. The tool tip is typically located on the axis and its direction is guided by the machine's axial rotation, making it suitable for machining harder and thicker industrial materials.
2. DR (Drag Round): Designed specifically for drag tool heads. The blade tip has a slight offset and automatically steers based on the drag resistance of the material, making it ideal for fast cutting of films, labels, and self-adhesive labels.
2. Advantages of C2 coating:
1. Models with C2 coating (e.g.)G42475764 and G42475756 When processing materials containing highly abrasive components (such as recycled cardboard, fiberglass-containing materials, or certain chemically coated tapes), the lifespan can be increased by 2-3 times compared to ordinary carbide blades , effectively reducing downtime for tool changes.
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