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All You Need To Know About Circular Knives

circular knives

Circular knives, often called simply circular slitter knives due of their application, are one of numerous blades. Circular machine knives are indeed an ideal choice for a variety of cutting, slitting, and scoring applications, whether you’re an OEM looking for good stock circular blades or a final consumer searching for a bespoke cutting edge for your unique application.

Types of circular knives

  1. Bevelled circular knives

Bevelled circular knives could be tailored to your needs or purchased in a variety of conventional configurations. These bevelled circular knives can also be made for machinery made by Original Equipment Manufacturers. They are commonly used for slitting, cutting, slicing, trimming, perforating, creasing, and scoring.

  1. Toothed circular knives

From typical “L” style teeth to scallop edge designs, serrated edge or toothed circular knives come in a variety of tooth combinations. Precision, craftsmanship, and durability are all hallmarks of these knives. These circular knives are only used for trimming, slicing, slitting, and cutting.

Materials used for making circular knives

Choosing the correct blade material for the project is the first step in designing the cleanest cut. Manufacturers may create your ideal cutting edge out of a range of materials, including:

  • Ceramic
  • 52100
  • CPM 10V
  • High Carbon
  • Stainless Steel
  • Solid Carbide
  • D2
  • M2

Uses of circular knives

Multiple industries use industrial circular knives because of their adaptability and unique designs. Circular knives are used in a range of industries around the world, from textile and packaging to food packaging or meat processing.

Typical industrial circular blade applications include:

  1. Scoring

With the better cutting edge & blade toughness of industrial circle knives, you can mark future cuts or make ornamental embellishments. The blades will give the accuracy your firm need whether you’re treating stone, glass, concrete, or other tough materials. Crush cutting can be used to cut materials including film with these knives.

  1. Trimming

Equip the machines with circular knives to achieve precise and optimal trimmings on a variety of textile fabrics, such as cotton, silk, satin, velvet, and more. Round cutting blades can also be used to trim leather, plastic, and metal.

  1. Slicing

Circular knives are ideal for slitting adhesives, nonwovens, metals, fabrics, and other materials. They’ll give the quality cuts as well as precision you need to progress towards the next stage in your processing technique thanks to their superior cutting edge, blade hardness, and manufacturing material.

  1. Perforating

Perforate a wide range of materials, including plastic and metal to paper and packing, using the outstanding quality of the industrial round blades.

  1. Creasing

Every cut necessitates accuracy. Round cutting blades provide the precision you require for creasing materials such as paper and cardboard. Because of the durable operation of circular knives and the use of high-quality materials, one can be confident that the blade would last and perform over time.

  1. Slitting

Circular slitter knives are used to slit materials in a variety of industries. Standard or customized blades can slit textiles, plastics, metals, and packaging materials. Slitting methods such as shear, razor, as well as hot knife are all supported by the round cutting blades.

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