64mm*22mm*1.2mm Circular Saw Industrial Blade Tungsten Steel For Paper Tube Cutting Machine
Description:
The structural features of industrial paper cutting circular blades are as follows:
1,Material Composition:
- The blades are typically made from high-quality alloy steels, such as tool steel or stainless steel.
- These materials provide the necessary hardness, toughness, and corrosion resistance for the demanding paper cutting applications.
2,Blade Profile:
- The blades have a circular, disc-like shape with a sharp cutting edge around the circumference.
- The blade diameter can range from a few inches to over a meter, depending on the paper cutting machine size.
3,Cutting Edge:
- The cutting edge is precisely ground and honed to achieve a keen, sharp profile.
- The edge geometry is critical for clean, accurate paper cuts with minimal tearing or fraying.
4,Blade Mounting:
- The circular blades are mounted on a rotating shaft or spindle within the paper cutting machine.
- Secure and precise blade mounting is essential for stable, vibration-free operation.
5,Blade Balancing:
- The blades are dynamically balanced to minimize vibrations during high-speed rotation.
- Proper balancing ensures smooth, consistent cutting performance and extends the blade's service life.
6,Blade Cooling:
- Some paper cutting machines incorporate cooling systems to dissipate the heat generated during the high-speed cutting process.
- Effective blade cooling helps maintain the cutting edge sharpness and prevent premature wear.
7,Blade Replacement:
- Over time, the cutting edge of the circular blades becomes worn and requires periodic replacement.
- Timely blade replacement is necessary to maintain the desired cut quality and productivity.
Industrial Blade Specifications:
Product name | Circular Saw Industrial Blade |
Material | Tungsten Steel |
Hardness | HRC56-58 |
Precision | ±50 Micron |
Length | 64mm |
Width | 22mm |
Thickness | 1.2mm |
Applicable Industries | Manufacturing Plant |
The material selection for industrial paper cutting circular blades is critical to ensure optimal performance and durability. The most common materials used for these blades include:
1,Tool Steels:
- Tool steels, such as high-carbon and high-speed steels, are popular choices for paper cutting blades.
- These steels offer excellent hardness, wear resistance, and edge retention, making them well-suited for the demanding paper cutting applications.
2,Stainless Steels:
- Stainless steel blades, particularly the martensitic and precipitation-hardening grades, are also widely used.
- Stainless steel blades provide good corrosion resistance, which is important in environments with moisture or chemicals.
3,Carbide-Tipped Blades:
- Some paper cutting blades feature a tungsten carbide or other hard-material cutting edge, which is brazed or welded onto a steel body.
- The carbide tip offers exceptional hardness and wear resistance, extending the blade's service life.
4,Coated Blades:
- Blade surfaces can be coated with materials like titanium nitride (TiN) or chromium nitride (CrN) to enhance their hardness, lubricity, and anti-wear properties.
- These coatings help to maintain the blade's sharpness and cutting performance for longer periods.
5,Composite Blades:
- Hybrid or composite blades may combine different materials, such as a steel body with a carbide or ceramic cutting edge.
- The composite design can leverage the strengths of multiple materials to optimize the blade's overall performance.
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