[Production Example] Carbide Round Blade for Cutting Film and Copper Foil Composite Material Sheets

We will introduce a case where even with blade wear, the impact on cutting performance is reduced, allowing for stable cutting even with composite materials!

We would like to introduce a case study in response to the inquiry regarding the high wear rate and frequent blade replacements of existing circular blades when cutting rolls of copper foil film at various stages of processing. We propose a carbide circular blade made from ultra-fine particle alloy, featuring a double-edged design. By altering the cutting angle at the start and the angle at the blade's base, we have reduced the impact on cutting performance even as the blade wears, enabling stable cutting even with composite materials. As a result, we have achieved more than double the lifespan compared to conventional blades, thereby reducing the frequency of replacements. [Case Overview] ■ Issue - Existing circular blades wear out quickly, leading to high replacement frequency. ■ Proposal - A carbide circular blade made from ultra-fine particle alloy with a double-edged design. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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