Industrial Paper Cutter Blades Precision Cutting Knives for Printing, Packaging, and Paper Mills

Shear blades are key components of shearing equipment, primarily used to shear sheet metal. They are widely used in processing a variety of metal materials, including steel, aluminum alloys, stainless steel, and copper. The shear blade's powerful shearing force allows it to cut sheet metal across a wide range of thicknesses and hardnesses. Its design and quality directly impact shearing accuracy, production efficiency, and the quality of the finished material.

Chipper blades are key cutting components used in wood chipping equipment, primarily used to process logs, branches, bamboo, and board scraps into chips of specified sizes. The blades achieve efficient cutting through high-speed rotation and are widely used in the wood-based panel, papermaking, wood pulp, forestry processing, bamboo products, and biomass energy industries.

A rolling knife (also known as a rolling slitting knife, steel plate slitting knife, or circular slitting knife) is a high-strength industrial tool used in the rolling, shearing, slitting, and finishing processes of sheet metal. It is primarily installed on slitting machines, slitting shears, rolling lines, and other metalworking equipment to precisely cut coils, strip steel, stainless steel, carbon steel, copper, aluminum, and other materials into strips of the desired width.

The long blade is an industrial cutting tool with a simple structure and a wide range of applications. It is mainly used for straight-line cutting operations in industries such as plastics, rubber, paper, fiber, leather, metal sheets, wood and food processing.

Paper cutter blades are high-precision industrial tools designed for cutting paper, cardboard, and printed materials. They are commonly installed in various paper trimmers, slitting machines, and rewinders, ensuring neat and rapid slitting of paper products. Made of high-quality alloy steel or tungsten steel (hard alloy), these blades are sharp, wear-resistant, and produce smooth cuts. They are widely used in industries such as printing, packaging, papermaking, and office equipment.