Circular and slitting knives, guillotine and paper knives, corrugated box knives, bag-making and packaging blades, food blades, toothed knives, non-woven and hygiene blades, woodworking knives, metal shearing blades, rubber and pelletizing knives — and anything else you can provide a drawing for.
Fifteen lines, all made in our own workshop. Send a drawing or a used sample and we quote it.
Precision rotary knives for film, foil, paper and lithium battery electrode slitting
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Long straight knives for paper cutters, shearing machines and scrap cutting
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Circular slitting and rotary shear knives for steel, stainless, copper and aluminium strip
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Thin slitter blades, cross-cut knives, slotting and trimming knives for corrugated lines
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Cutting, sealing and perforating blades for VFFS, HFFS and pouch-making machines
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Hygienic stainless blades for meat, poultry, seafood, bakery and vegetable processing
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Perforating, tearing and easy-open blades for packaging film, paper and non-woven
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Ultrasonic and cold-cut blades for non-woven, meltblown, spunbond and mask lines
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Chipper, flaker, veneer and planer knives for furniture and panel production
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Shredder, crusher and granulator blades for tyres, plastics, wood and scrap
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Pelletizer rotors and bed knives, granulator and crusher blades for plastics recycling
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Cloth cutting, leather splitting and stenter trim knives for fabric and leather lines
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Tungsten carbide doctor blades for printing, coating and abrasive film slitting
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Copper foil, aluminium foil and silicon steel cutting knives for battery and electronics lines
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Send your drawing or a used sample — quoted from the workshop
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| Workshop area | 6,000 m² |
| CNC / surface grinders | 18 units |
| Wire-EDM & CNC machining centres | 9 units |
| Vacuum hardening furnaces | 4 units |
| Cryogenic treatment units (−196 °C) | 1 unit |
| PVD / TiN coating line | 1 line |
| QC lab — hardness testers, profile projector, granite plate | complete |
Four things a trading company cannot offer.
Machining, heat treatment and grinding are in our own plant. Nothing is subcontracted. If a batch goes wrong, we know which machine and which furnace it came off.
The price comes from us, not from a trading desk adding a margin. Ask for it split by material, machining and heat treatment and we will send it that way.
On a new drawing we make one piece first and send you the sizes with a photo. You approve it, then we run the batch. Traders cannot do this — they would have to order it first.
If a piece comes out different from the drawing you confirmed, we make it again. No argument, no charge.
Six steps. Nothing is subcontracted.
Send the drawing. We check the sizes and the steel with you and send back a confirmation before anything is cut.
Material is cut to that confirmation. Cr12MoV, SKD-11, HSS, 440C and carbide are kept in stock.
Turning, milling and wire-EDM for the profile and the holes.
Vacuum hardening and triple temper. Cryogenic soak if you need more wear life.
Surface and CNC grinding for thickness, parallelism and edge angle.
Hardness on every piece, sizes checked, oiled, edge-protected, boxed.
Blades are consumables. The right grade and geometry cut downtime as much as they cut material.
Film, foil, label and tape slitting and rewinding lines. Blades changed by the week or the month.
Paper mills, tissue converting, print finishing and three-knife trimming.
Slitting, cross-cutting, slotting, edge trimming and corner cutting on corrugated board.
Meat, seafood, bakery and vegetable lines. Stainless, wash-down safe.
Cutting and serrated knives for mask, diaper, sanitary pad and wet-wipe machines.
Chipping, flaking, finger jointing, edge banding and crushing.
Shear blades, press-brake tooling, scrap and non-ferrous shearing.
Pelletizing knives, granulator and crusher blades.
Compound slitting, tread cutting, reclaimed rubber crushing.
Electrode slitting, wiring, interior trim and separator cutting.
The grade decides how long the blade lasts and how it fails. Pick by failure mode, not by price.
| Grade | Hardness | Wear resistance | Toughness | Best for | Our note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cr12MoV | HRC 58–62 | High | Medium | General slitting, paper, film, mixed packaging | Widely used, well understood grade. Good balance of cost and life. |
| SKD-11 (D2) | HRC 60–64 | Very high | Medium-high | Abrasive film, board, high-speed converting | Longer life than Cr12MoV at higher cost. The default upgrade. |
| 9CrSi | HRC 56–60 | Medium-high | Medium | Paper, wood, economy tooling | Economical and forgiving. Common for large straight knives. |
| 6CrW2Si | HRC 54–58 | Medium | Very high | Chipper knives, scrap, impact-heavy cutting | Chosen when chipping is the failure mode, not wear. |
| HSS M2 / M42 | HRC 62–66 | Very high | Medium | High-speed lines, thin film, long production runs | M42 (cobalt) for heat resistance at very high line speeds. |
| 440C Stainless | HRC 54–58 | Medium-high | Medium | Food processing, wash-down, hygiene-critical | Rust-free. Required wherever blades see water and cleaning. |
| Solid Carbide | HRC 64–70 | Extreme | Low-medium | Abrasive film, battery electrode, long-life demand | 10–20× tool steel life, but brittle and not resharpened many times. |
What we tell customers when a blade fails, a material needs choosing, or a drawing needs checking. Short, specific, no filler.
Below zero, tool steel changes personality: it gets harder to break and easier to chip. Plants that run through hard winters adjust both handling and storage.
Read the noteA granulator tells you its knives are going long before it stops cutting. Read the granule, the motor and the sound — in that order.
Read the noteA chipped chipper knife is rarely a bad knife. It is usually the right knife meeting the wrong gap, the wrong angle, or a feedstream nobody checked.
Read the noteOne working day for a price.