Cleaner cut, smoother edges
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High quality razor blades result in cleaner cuts of flexible web material. And cleaner cuts decrease the presence of dust particles between film layers, resulting in a high quality product.
Poor slitting can leave corrugations in a cut edge. As the web is wound, these corrugations result in raised, high reel edges. When unwinding films, high reel edges cause difficulties and often render the film or foil unusable.
Using the appropriate razor blades for slitting results in layers of film that flush against each other and results in enabling higher productivity.
Fortis
Ceramic coated razor blades
FORTIS razor blades are stainless steel blades with a special treatment for industrial use. The cutting edges are additionally protected with an extremely hard coating, increasing the wear resistance and decreasing the friction with the film.
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Fortis+
Advanced ceramic coated razor blades
FORTIS+ razor blades are the 'heavy duty' versions of the FORTIS blades. The cutting edges have the highest possible surface hardness and excel in slitting very though web materials.
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Fortius
Solid ceramic razor blades
FORTIUS razor blades are made of solid ceramic material. Their natural supremacy in hardness over steel and low friction result in the longest tool lifetime.
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News from Fortisblades
Long lasting sharpness of a razorblade could have saved this roll.
We are daily challenged by the innovations and problems in the film and foil industry to develop a cutting tool that corresponds to the requested properties of the film, to highest outputs and lowest manufacturing costs.
Read moreFORTIUS + : a new FORTIUS development
For slitting very abrasive and though web material, the FORTIUS tungsten carbide blade might be the right choice for optimal results.
In the continuous search to make the best even better, Fortisblades developed the Fortius + .
