Advantages of Our Film Extrusion Knives
Quality Slitting and Smoother Roll Edges
When it comes to cutting flexible web material, the quality of your razor blades can make all the difference. Investing in high-quality industrial razor blades ensures cleaner cuts, which in turn reduces the presence of dust particles between film layers. The result? A superior, high-quality product.
Blades for Plastic Film Extrusion
The film extrusion knife serves as a crucial tool for trimming and winding, the final point of contact in the production process, critically defining the winding quality of the roll. Make sure every element in your extrusion line is of the highest quality. Generally there are 2 positions on a blown film extrusion line where extrusion knives are used.
Tube Opener Slitting Blades
An often overlooked part of an extrusion line is the razor blade that is used to cut open the extruded tube, resulting in 2 separate plastic film rolls. When a blade at this point does not perform, it can lead to low quality production, unplanned downtime and even scrap.
Trimming Slitting Blades
Industrial razor blades are used to slit the extruded film on exact width before winding. At the end of the extrusion process the plastic roll needs to be slit to the exact specifications of the customer. In roll winding the end product for your customer, the quality depends on the clean cut of the edges.
Industrial Razor Blade Recommendations
When selecting blades, consider the thickness, material composition, and any additional coatings which might influence performance. Blades are designed in various forms such as 3-hole, Slotted, Gillette Type... The selection depends on the specifics of the blade holder design utilized in the slitting machinery.
Blades for Plastic Film Extrusion Machines
Engineered for precision slitting in Plastic Film Extrusion Machines, our industrial razor blades deliver enhanced durability and consistent cut quality. These blades are a critical component for maintaining the rigorous production standards required in the plastic film industry.
