Slitting Knives Cemented Advertising Laminator Machine Paper Cutting Tungsten Carbide Knife Industrial Machinery Blade

• Customization: Available
• Certification: ISO
• Color: Customized
• Model NO.: Customized size
• Customized: Customized
• Standard: International
• Type: Insert/Blade
• Material: Tungsten Carbide
• Grade: K10,K20,K30,K40
• Hardness: 85-90hra
• Density: 14-14.9g/cm3
• T.R.S: 2800-3000MPa
• Grain Size: Micro-Fine, Fine, Medium
• Transport Package: by Carton/Pallet
• Specification: Per client
• Trademark: OEM
• Origin: Hunan, China
• HS Code: 8208101900
• Production Capacity: 50tons/Year

Product Description

Product Description

Tungsten Carbide Cutting Slitting Knife is commonly used in laminating machines across various industries due to its durability and precision. Its specific applications include:

1. Cutting Laminated Materials: Used for slitting laminated films, paper, or other composite materials into precise widths or sizes. This is essential in industries like packaging, where laminated films need to be cut accurately for further processing.

2. Slitting Plastic Films: In the production of flexible packaging, such as food or medical packaging, tungsten carbide knives are used to cut or slit plastic films, ensuring the edges are smooth and consistent.

3. Slitting Paper or Cardboard: In industries like print and packaging, the knives are used to cut laminated or coated paper and cardboard into specific shapes, sizes, or rolls, helping to maintain high cutting quality without rough edges.

4. Precision Cutting of Coated Materials: Tungsten carbide knives are ideal for cutting materials that are coated or laminated, as they maintain sharpness and clean edges, reducing the risk of damaging the coating.

5. High-Speed Slitting Operations: In high-speed laminating machines, these knives are used because their resistance to heat and wear allows them to operate efficiently at high cutting speeds without losing sharpness or precision.

6. Cutting Complex Shapes: Tungsten carbide slitting knives are often used to cut intricate shapes or patterns in laminated materials, as they can maintain precise control over complex cutting processes.

7. Slitting and Rewinding: In some laminating applications, the knives are used for slitting large rolls of laminated materials and rewinding them into smaller rolls for further processing or packaging.

8. Textile Laminating: In industries where textiles are laminated for specific uses (e.g., upholstery, automotive, or medical textiles), tungsten carbide knives can cut through the laminated layers without causing fraying or damage.

There are several size for required lamilating machine blade, see below table:



 

Our Advantages

• Durability and Hardness:

  • Tungsten carbide is one of the hardest materials available, making these inserts highly resistant to wear, heat, and corrosion. This allows them to maintain sharpness and cutting efficiency over longer periods than traditional steel tools.

• Longer Tool Life:

  • Due to their exceptional hardness, carbide inserts stay sharper longer, reducing the frequency of tool replacements. This leads to fewer tool changes, minimizing downtime and increasing productivity.

• Precision and Sharpness:

  • Tungsten carbide is known for providing a sharp, clean edge. This enables smoother cuts and high-quality finishes on wood surfaces, reducing the need for additional finishing processes.

• Improved Cutting Performance:

  • Tungsten carbide inserts are capable of cutting through tougher woods, including hardwoods, laminated boards, and composite materials, with greater ease and precision. The material is designed to perform under demanding conditions with minimal heat buildup.

• Reversible Inserts:

  • Many tungsten carbide inserts are designed to be reversible. When one side becomes dull, the insert can be flipped over to extend its useful life, offering double the cutting surface.

• Cost-Effectiveness:

  • Although carbide inserts have a higher initial cost compared to steel tools, their long lifespan and reduced maintenance costs can result in lower overall operational costs.

• Easy Replacement:

  • Inserts are typically designed for easy replacement without requiring a complete retooling of the machine, which simplifies maintenance and reduces downtime.

• Versatility:

  • These inserts come in various shapes, sizes, and profiles to suit different woodworking applications, including straight cutting, profiling, rabbeting, and molding.

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