Chemical Fiber Cutter Blade

In the chemical fiber industry, thin blades are used for cutting and slicing fibers during the production process.

These blades are typically made from high-quality tungsten carbide powder, and are designed to make precise cuts without damaging the delicate fibers.

Some common types of thin blades used in the chemical fiber industry include:

Razor blades: Ultra-thin blades with a sharp edge that can make precise cuts on a variety of materials, including chemical fibers.

Rotary blades: Circular blades that rotate at high speeds to make quick, clean cuts through chemical fibers.

Straight blades: Flat, thin blades that are used for slicing fibers into specific lengths or widths.

krupp blades, mk 4 and mk 5 lummus type blades for tow chopping

Fiber industry blades are manufactured to customer drawings with selected powders for each applications to guarantee incredible lifetime and excellent cut quality.