We can handle everything from prototype trials to mass production! You can also freely customize the blade shape.
This rotary knife is suitable for cutting not only films and sheets but also materials like polyurethane foam, paper tubes, and special fiber sheets. In addition to creating blades tailored to the introduction of new equipment, we also address customer requests regarding the development of replacement blades for older equipment and maintenance issues due to the closure of suppliers we have worked with. We will propose the cutting performance that best suits your situation based on your needs. For more details, please contact us or download our catalog to view.
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■Cutting Methods Rotary cutting, anvil cut, push cutting, NC-type wave cutting ■Custom Orders Single-edged, with key grooves, pinholes, surface treatments (DLC coating, TIN coating, non-stick coating) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 We have a track record of cutting ceramic components related to semiconductors, films, and non-woven fabrics, as well as dealings with various industries. As a professional blade manufacturer that always anticipates the needs of the times, we develop reliable products that can withstand the rigorous use of professionals. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Founded in 1876 in Sakai, a town known for its blades, we leverage over 140 years of manufacturing expertise to develop products with "sharpness and durability that withstands professional use" as a professional blade manufacturer. Ars blades are delivered only as products that we can confidently recommend in various markets within the industrial sector. We value the subtle nuances that differ depending on the material being cut! Please feel free to consult us about anything.
