It is proposed to prevent slipping and achieve cutting by adding a switch catch to the outer circumference of the round knife!
We would like to introduce a case study that addresses the customer's concern of "wanting to cut partially frozen food but being unable to do so." The issue was that the frozen food caused the blade to slip, making it difficult to cut. In response, our company proposed adding a serrated edge to the outer circumference of a round knife to prevent slipping and facilitate cutting. 【Case Overview】 ■ Concern: Unable to cut partially frozen food ■ Proposal: Add serrations to the outer edge to create grip ■ Cause: Frozen food causes the blade to slip and not cut (imagine cutting ice with a knife) ■ Solution: By adding serrations to the outer circumference of the round knife, slipping is prevented. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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At Shinwa Kijin, when receiving orders, we listen to customers' requests regarding the cutting work, cutting methods, and processing. Based on our 50 years of manufacturing experience, we provide advice and select the material, taper angle, and cutting edge angle of the circular knives. By maintaining a consistent production process, we offer products that meet our customers' needs. Additionally, while Shinwa Kijin is a manufacturing company, we also focus on regrinding. Regrinding is not just about ensuring the blade is sharp. To ensure safe use, we conduct visual inspections of the blades (for chipping, cracks, etc.). Once the inspection is passed, we proceed with the regrinding. Since we select the cutting edge based on the cutting work and methods during manufacturing, we must grind the cutting edge to match the specified angles. Furthermore, for products that have been regrinded multiple times, we also need to perform taper processing. By paying attention to these aspects during regrinding, we can restore the original sharpness of the blades.
![[Case Study on Problem Solving] Blades that have been re-sharpened multiple times feel a strain.](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/30b/2001407086/IPROS33235182888130093241.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
