Straight Blades
Straight Blade, Single Bevel
Flat single-bevel knife for straight-line shearing, trimming and slitting across film, paper, rubber and textile lines.
Price: On request
Precision Guillotine Blade
Sloped-edge shear blade for guillotine and press cutting, engaging the material progressively for a lower-force, distortion-free cut.
Price: On request
Blades are manufactured to order, so pricing depends on geometry, material and quantity. Submit a pre-order and we will respond with a quotation.
- Category
- Guillotine Blades
- Indicative lead time
- 5-7 weeks
- Available materials
- HSS (M2), D2 / 1.2379, Tungsten carbide
Key features
Sloped edge reduces peak cutting force and shock- Made to your machine's length, width and slope angle
- Tool steel, HSS or solid carbide
- Straightness held along the full cutting edge
- Optional coating for adhesive or abrasive material
Technical specifications
Custom sizes available
| Material | D2 (1.2379), M2 HSS (1.3343), Tungsten Carbide, Stainless / 420, Stainless / 440C (1.4125) |
|---|---|
| Coating | Uncoated, TiN, DLC, CrN, Teflon |
| Hardness | 60–62 HRC |
| Thickness | 0.5–20mm |
| Tolerance | ±0.02mm |
| Edge geometry | Sloped shear edge, angle to your machine |
| Length | 10–2000 mm |
| Width | 5–200 mm |
Description
A sloped cutting edge engages the material from one side to the other rather than along its full length at once, cutting the peak force needed and reducing shock — gentler on soft or elastic material and easier on the press.
Length, width, thickness and slope angle are made to your machine, from small hand-fed guillotines to servo-driven press lines. Tool steel, high-speed steel and solid carbide options cover general use through to abrasive material.
Manufacturing
The blade is ground flat, then the slope is finish-ground to your angle before hardening and a final precision grind, holding straightness along the full cutting edge.
Frequently asked questions
Can you supply a blade for a hand-fed guillotine as well as a servo press line?
Yes, we make guillotine blades from small hand-fed machines up to high-speed servo-driven lines — the geometry and material are chosen for the duty, not just the size.
What slope angle should we specify?
It depends on material thickness and how much shock the material can tolerate; send us your machine and material details and we will recommend an angle.
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