[Industrial Blade Example] Round Blade for Cutting Seaweed, Thin Blade Specification

We propose appropriate blade specifications based on the characteristics of the material! Achieving both efficiency and quality is possible.

We would like to introduce a case where we received a consultation about wanting to cut multiple layers of seaweed cleanly without breaking the material. The customer's issue was that the stacked seaweed was breaking due to the resistance of the blade, resulting in the generation of fine powder. In response, Arus set the thickness of the round blade as thin as possible within the range that would not cause warping, tailored to the delicate characteristics of the seaweed. Additionally, by incorporating a V-shaped groove at the blade tip, we proposed a design that allows the blade to naturally penetrate the seaweed, minimizing resistance. [Case Overview] ■ Issue: Stacked seaweed breaks due to blade resistance, generating fine powder ■ Response: - Set the thickness of the round blade as thin as possible within the range that would not cause warping - Proposed a design that incorporates a V-shaped groove at the blade tip, allowing the blade to naturally penetrate the seaweed and minimize resistance ■ Result: Even with fragile seaweed, cutting could proceed smoothly, significantly reducing the generation of fine powder. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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