The Zund Z16 and Zund Z17 tungsten carbide knife blades are both designed for use in Zund automated cutting machines, but they have distinct differences in their specifications and applications:
- Cutting Angle: 54°
- Maximum Cutting Depth: 7.4 mm
- Blade Thickness: 0.63 mm
- Blade Length: Typically around 26 mm
- Shaft Width: Approximately 5.6 mm
- Materials: Suitable for cutting soft materials like canvas, self-adhesive vinyls, reflective vinyls, folding carton, magnetic foil, paper, polyester fabric, PVC banner, and foam board.
- Tools: Compatible with Electric Oscillating Tool (EOT) and Pneumatic Oscillating Tool (POT).
- Cutting Angle: 65°
- Maximum Cutting Depth: 12 mm
- Blade Thickness: 0.63 mm
- Materials: Ideal for cutting thinner materials with a smaller overcut, exerting more drag force than the Z16. Suitable for materials like folding carton, gasket material, foam, leather, and various packaging materials.
- Tools: Also compatible with EOT and POT.
Key Differences:
- Cutting Angle and Depth: Z17 has a steeper cutting angle (65°) and deeper cutting capability (12 mm) compared to Z16 (54° and 7.4 mm).
- Material Handling: Z17 is designed for thinner materials with a focus on precision and less overcut, while Z16 is more versatile for a broader range of soft materials.
- Drag Force: Z17 exerts more drag force, which can be beneficial for certain materials but may require more power or adjustment in cutting settings.
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