अपनी एप्लीकेशन के लिए छिद्रण ब्लेड कैसे चुनें

You need to know छिद्रण ब्लेड कैसे चुनें that are right for your specific job. Start by matching the blade type, tooth size, and blade material to your cutting requirements. Consider the material you will be perforating and its thickness. Pay attention to the blade design, tie width, coatings, operating speed, and compatibility with your machine. The table below highlights common blade materials and their typical uses:

नानजिंग Metal offers expert guidance and custom perforating blade solutions for any application. Follow these tips on how to select perforating blades to ensure optimal performance and avoid costly errors.

चाबी छीनना

• Match the blade type, tooth size, and material to your cutting job for the best results.
• Pick blade materials like tool steel, stainless steel, carbide, or ceramic based on what you cut and how fast you work.
• Choose the right tooth size and teeth per inch to control how easy or strong the perforation tears.
• Use coated blades like titanium nitride or diamond-like carbon to help blades last longer and cut smoother.
• Test sample blades on your real material before you start full production to avoid expensive mistakes.
• Think about your machine’s speed, size, and where it is used when picking blades to make sure it is safe and works well.
• Ask experts or manufacturers for help and custom blades if regular options do not fit your needs.
• Clean and take care of your blades often to keep them sharp and make them last longer.

छिद्रण ब्लेड कैसे चुनें

To pick the right perforating knife, you need to know your material and what your job needs. Match the blade type, tooth size, and blade material to what you want to do. This guide helps you avoid mistakes and get good results.

Identify Material Type

First, figure out what material you want to perforate. Every material is different and needs a special blade.

कागज़

Paper is thin and tears easily. Use a perforating knife with small teeth and a fine edge. Tool steel or stainless steel blades work well for paper. These blades make clean cuts and last a long time. For notebooks, stamps, or packaging, use a straight or rotary blade with lots of teeth per inch for a neat line.

प्लास्टिक

Plastic films are strong and bendy. They need sharp blades so the edges do not get rough or melted. Pick a perforating knife with a sharp edge and medium teeth. Stainless steel or ceramic blades keep their edge and do not stick. For food packaging or shrink wrap, use a rotary or circular blade with V-shaped teeth for smooth cuts.

धातु

Metal needs a tough blade. Carbide or tool steel blades can handle hard metal sheets. Use a perforating knife with big teeth and a strong design. Circular or toothed blades work best for metal, especially in factories where blades must last.

वस्त्र

Textiles and non-woven fabrics need blades that cut cleanly and do not fray. Serrated or scalloped blades grip and slice fibers. Stainless steel or carbide blades work best for textiles. Pick a blade with the right tooth shape and spacing for your fabric.

बख्शीश: Always match the blade material and tooth size to how thick and dense your material is. Thick or dense materials need strong blades. Thin materials need sharp, fine blades.

Define Application Needs

After you know your material, think about what your job needs. This step is important to get the right balance of performance and safety.

फटन सामर्थ्य

Tear strength means how much force it takes to pull apart the perforated sections. You want perforations that stay together during production but are easy to tear later. Change the teeth per inch, tie width, and cut-to-land ratio to control tear strength. For example, a blade with 8 teeth per inch and a wide tie width makes strong perforations. A blade with 32 teeth per inch and a narrow tie width is easier to tear. Always test sample cuts to find what works best.

Appearance

How the perforated edge looks matters for many products. Tooth shape and size change the finish. V-shaped teeth give a clean, smooth edge for thin films and paper. U-shaped teeth give a tidy finish for medium-thickness materials. Serrated teeth grip tough materials but may leave a rough edge. Pick the blade setup that gives you the look you want and test it before making a lot.

सुरक्षा

Safety is very important when you pick a perforating knife. The blade must fit your machine to stop shaking or accidents. Pick blade materials that match how hard your material is so the blade does not chip or break. The right tooth shape helps make clean cuts and keeps the blade from failing. Coated blades, like ones with titanium nitride, last longer and stay cooler, which is safer. Always use the correct blade shape and edge for your job.

• Pick blade sizes that fit your machine.
• Use blade materials that match your material.
• Choose the right tooth shape for safe, clean cuts.
• Think about coatings for longer life and safety.
• Get custom blades if regular ones do not work.

Matching Blade Type, Tooth Size, and Material

Follow these steps to pick the best blade for your job:

1. Check how thick and dense your material is.
2. Think about how strong the tear needs to be and how the edge should look.
3. Consider how fast you need to work and how efficient you want to be.
4. Pick the blade type (straight, rotary, toothed, circular) that matches your cutting pattern.
5. Test sample blades on your real material.
6. Ask experts or manufacturers for advice or custom blades.
7. Do not make mistakes like picking the wrong tooth size or blade material.

If you have special needs, Nanjing Metal has many custom perforating knives with different blade designs, tooth shapes, materials, and sizes. Their team can help you get the best blade for your job.

If you follow these steps on how to select perforating blades, your work will go smoothly and your products will be top quality.

Perforating Knife Types

सीधे ब्लेड

Straight blades are very common in factories. You use these blades to cut straight lines across materials. They work well for paper, packaging, plastic, and metal. People use straight blades to make things like toilet paper and napkins. The sharp edge and special tooth shapes help control how the material tears. You can pick from high carbon steel, stainless steel, tool steel, or tungsten carbide. These materials make the blade strong and long-lasting. This helps you cut hard things like wood, metal, or plastic.

बख्शीश: Straight blades are best for jobs that need neat, straight cuts and easy tearing. You can change the tooth shape and size to fit your job.

रोटरी ब्लेड

Rotary blades are also called circular or round blades. They roll over the material to make long lines of holes. You use rotary blades in fast production lines. They are great for web-fed materials like films, foils, or packaging. These blades let you cut long, straight lines without stopping the machine. Rotary blades lower the stress on your material by up to 30%. This means less damage and smoother cuts. They are servo-driven, so they move at the same speed as your line. This makes the cuts even and repeatable. Rotary blades are perfect for paper, tissue, and nonwoven products. You get fast and accurate results.

• Rotary blades work well for:
  • Long perforations in packaging films
  • Food packaging lines
  • Paper converting jobs

Rotary blades help you keep your work fast and smooth. You get neat, even holes every time.

दांतेदार ब्लेड

Toothed blades have many sharp teeth on the edge. You use these blades for steady and exact cuts. The tooth shape and pattern change how the blade cuts different materials. Toothed blades are good for packaging, medical products, plastics, and non-woven fabrics. You can change the tooth setup and blade size for your needs. Good materials help these blades stay sharp longer. This means you do not have to change blades often. Toothed blades also put less strain on your machines and materials. This helps your equipment last longer.

• Toothed blades give you:
  • Steady, high-quality cuts
  • Sharpness that lasts a long time
  • Custom options for different jobs
  • Less downtime and fewer blade changes

If you want accuracy and blades that last, a toothed perforating knife is a great pick for your line.

गोलाकार ब्लेड

Circular blades are a great choice when you need very accurate cuts. These blades are used in places where precision is important, like paper packaging, medical materials, and making labels. The round blade spins smoothly and can cut long lines without stopping the machine. This helps you make cuts that are very exact, sometimes as close as ±0.02 mm. Each cut goes into the material just right, so it does not rip or get messy. This control is needed for products that must look good and work well.

You can pick circular blades with peg-style or micro-serrated edges. Peg-style edges are best for jobs that need perfect cuts, such as medical packaging or fancy paper products. Micro-serrated circular blades are often used for labels. These blades help the material tear evenly and stop it from getting messy, so your products look neat and professional.

Circular blades help you waste less material and save time. If you use the right blade, you do not have to change blades or fix mistakes as much. Some companies lowered bad products from 7% to less than 1% by using custom circular blades. They also changed blades less, from three times a day to once every two days. This saves you time and money and makes your products better.

Here are some ways people use circular blades:

• Paper packaging with lines that tear easily
• Medical pouches that need clean and safe openings
• Labels and stickers that peel off smoothly
• Food packaging that needs exact cuts

When you pick a circular perforating knife, look at how thick the blade is, the angle of the edge, and what it is made of. High-speed steel with a DLC coating makes the blade last longer and cut smoother. You do not need new machines to get these benefits. Just choose the blade that fits your job.

A circular perforating knife helps you do well in jobs where quality and speed matter. You can count on these blades to give you clean and steady results every time.

Choosing the Right Perf Blade

Tooth Size and TPI

Tooth size and teeth per inch (TPI) are important when picking a perforating blade. You need to match these to how thick your material is and how strong you want the line to be. Tooth size affects how easy it is to tear. TPI means how many teeth are in one inch. More teeth make finer cuts and easier tearing. Fewer teeth make stronger ties and tougher lines.

पतली सामग्री

Thin things like paper, film, or foil need blades with small teeth and high TPI. You want the line to tear easily but not ruin the product. For example, a blade with 32 TPI makes a fine line that tears smoothly. Small teeth help stop rough edges and keep things neat. You should also look at pitch, which is the space from one hole to the next. A tight pitch with small holes works best for thin sheets. Round holes help keep the material strong.

Tip: Pick blades with fine teeth and close pitch for thin materials. This gives you clean cuts and easy tearing.

मोटी सामग्री

Thick things like cardboard, rubber, or metal need blades with bigger teeth and lower TPI. You want the line to stay together when handled and only tear when needed. A blade with 8 TPI and wide teeth makes strong ties. Use a wider pitch and bigger holes to balance strength and how many holes there are. Thick sheets keep more strength after cutting, so you can use bigger holes and still have durability. The blade width and corner shape also matter. Pick a blade shape that matches your material thickness for the best results.

• For thick materials:
  • Use blades with big teeth and wide pitch.
  • Pick round holes to lower stress.
  • Match blade width to how thick your material is.

Tie Width and Cut Size

Tie width and cut size decide how strong your line will be. Tie width is the part left uncut between holes or teeth. Cut size is how long each cut is. If you want easy tearing, use a narrow tie width and longer cuts. If you need strong lines, use a wide tie width and shorter cuts.

• Pitch is the total of hole size and the gap between holes.
• For example, the R3 T4 method uses 3mm round holes with a 4mm staggered pitch. This balances how many holes there are and how strong the line is.
• Thicker materials can use wider ties and bigger holes.
• Always test different tie widths and cut sizes to find what works best.

Note: The right tie width and cut size help you control burst strength, which is how much force is needed to tear the line. You can change these to fit your product needs.

Blade Material Options

When picking the right knife, blade material matters. Each material has special features that affect how long it lasts, how sharp it is, and how well it resists wear. You need to match the blade material to your work area and what you are cutting.

औजारों का स्टील

Tool steel gives you a good mix of toughness and wear resistance. You can use it for jobs that need strength and blades that last. Carbides in tool steel help it resist wear but may make it less tough. Tool steel works well for cutting paper, cardboard, and plastics. You get a blade that stays sharp and lasts a long time.

उच्च गति स्टील

High-speed steel (HSS) keeps its hardness and sharpness even when hot. M2 grade has tungsten and vanadium for extra resistance to wear and heat. Use HSS for cutting metal and fast production lines. The blade stays sharp and does not wear out quickly.

स्टेनलेस स्टील

Stainless steel does not rust or stain. You can use it in wet places, like food processing or medical packaging. Stainless steel blades last a long time and help you keep things clean. You also waste less because the blade does not need to be changed often.

टंगस्टन कार्बाइड

Tungsten carbide is very hard and heat-resistant. Use it for nonstop, fast jobs and machines that run all the time. The blade makes precise cuts and lasts through many sharpenings. Tungsten carbide helps you keep production going and lowers tool changes.

When picking the right knife, always think about your material, how fast you work, and your environment. Nanjing Metal has custom blades in all these materials to fit your needs.

Coatings and Treatments

When you pick a perforating blade, coatings and treatments are important. Coatings put a shield on the blade’s surface. This shield helps the blade fight off damage, heat, and rust. There are different coatings and treatments for perforating blades.

• टाइटेनियम नाइट्राइड (TiN): This gold coating helps blades last longer. It is great for fast or tough jobs. TiN can make blades last up to 40% longer. You can cut more before changing the blade.
• हीरा-जैसा कार्बन (डीएलसी): DLC makes the blade harder and smoother. It cuts down friction by half. This helps when cutting strong or stretchy materials.
• नैनो-कोटिंग्स: These coatings protect blades from heat changes. They help blades handle quick hot or cold shifts. This is good if your machines heat up or cool down fast.
• क्रोमियम नाइट्राइड (CrN): CrN stops blades from rusting. It also keeps liquids from sticking to the blade. This helps in wet or chemical jobs, like food or shampoo packs.

बख्शीश: Blades with coatings last longer and stay sharp. You will not need to change blades as often. This lets your machines run more.

Taking care of your blades is also important. Clean and oil your blades often. This helps coatings work better and keeps blades in good shape.

Coatings can change how a blade acts. Some coatings make blades harder but also easier to break. If you use too much force, the blade might crack. Coatings can also change the blade’s size and how smooth it is. This can change how the blade fits and handles heat. Always pick coatings that fit your job needs.

ए science study showed that PVD coatings like TiN and CrN protect blades from damage and rust. Blades with these coatings last longer in tough places than blades without coatings. This means you get more use from each blade.

When picking a knife, think about which coating matches your material and speed. If you cut sticky or wet things, use a blade with CrN or DLC. For fast lines, TiN or nano-coatings are best. You can also get custom coatings for special jobs.

Remember: The right coating helps blades last, keeps you safe, and makes cleaner cuts.

Perforating Paper Applications

पैकेजिंग

You see perforating blades used in many types of packaging. These blades help you open packages easily and keep products safe. In tray sealing, the blade cuts plastic film lids for food trays. This keeps food fresh and lets you open the tray without a struggle. Blister packaging uses blades to score or cut plastic bubbles sealed to cardboard. You find this in medicine packs and small electronics. The blade must stay sharp and cut with precision so the package opens only when you want it to.

Pouching is another common use. Here, the blade seals and cuts film pouches. Sometimes, it adds zippers or special perforations for easy opening. Cup sealing uses blades to seal the tops of cups with foil or plastic. This keeps drinks and snacks fresh. Notching creates small handles or notches in bags, making them easier to carry.

Notebooks and Stamps

Perforating paper is important for notebooks, checkbooks, stamps, and calendars. You want to tear out a page or a stamp without using scissors. The blade must make a line that tears easily but does not fall apart too soon. In notebooks, the blade creates a neat edge so you can remove a sheet without leaving messy bits behind. Stamps need tiny, even holes so you can separate them one by one.

You find these blades in bindery and mail room work. The blade must stay sharp and resist wear. This keeps your finished products looking good and working well. You get clean, easy-to-tear edges that make your products stand out.

Tip: Choose a blade with the right tooth shape and size for your paper. This helps you get the best tear and keeps your product strong.

Labels and Tape

Labels and tape need special perforations. You want to peel off a label or tear a piece of tape without trouble. The blade must cut through the paper or film cleanly. For labels, the blade makes micro-perforations so you can remove each label without damaging the rest. For tape, the blade creates a line that tears straight and smooth.

You often see these blades in factories that make stickers, price tags, and packaging tape. The blade must work fast and stay sharp for long runs.

खाद्य उद्योग

Perforating blades play a big role in the food industry. You see these blades used every day, even if you do not notice them. When you open a bag of chips or tear a sugar packet, you use a product made with perforating blades. These blades help you get clean, easy-to-tear lines on many types of food packaging.

You need perforating blades for many reasons in food packaging. They make it simple for you to open sealed bags, pouches, and wrappers. You do not need scissors or extra tools. The perforated line lets you open the package with your hands. This makes food safer and more convenient.

Here are some common uses for perforating blades in the food industry:

• Snack Bags: Perforating blades create tear notches or easy-open strips on chip bags and snack packs.
• Sugar and Salt Packets: These blades make small, even holes so you can tear open single-serve packets without spilling.
• Bakery Packaging: You find perforated paper in bread bags and pastry wraps. The holes let air flow, which keeps food fresh.
• Tea Bags: Perforating blades help make the tags and strings easy to remove.
• Frozen Food Wraps: These blades cut through thick paper or plastic, making it easy to open frozen food packs.

बख्शीश: Always choose the right perforating blade for your food packaging. The wrong blade can make the package hard to open or cause it to tear in the wrong place.

You must also think about food safety. Perforating blades for the food industry need to be clean and rust-resistant. Stainless steel blades work best because they do not rust and are easy to clean.

The food industry often needs special shapes or patterns. Nanjing Metal can make perforating blades with custom tooth shapes, tie widths, and coatings. This helps you get the right tear strength and keeps your food fresh. Their blades go through strict quality checks, so you get safe and reliable products.

When you pick perforating blades for food packaging, always test them first. Make sure the blade gives you the right tear and keeps your food safe.

Production and Machine Factors

Picking the right perforating blade is not only about material or tooth size. You also need to think about how your machines work and the area around them. These things can change how well your blades cut and how long they last.

उत्पादन गति

How fast your machines run matters a lot. Fast machines need blades that do not wear out quickly. High-speed steel or tungsten carbide blades work well for fast lines. These blades can handle heat and stay sharp longer. When machines run fast, blades get hot. Heat can make blades dull or bend. Blades with coatings like titanium nitride last longer. Slow machines can use tool steel blades. Tool steel is strong and costs less. Always match your blade to your machine speed for good cuts.

Tip: If blades get dull too fast, check your speed and blade type. Using the wrong blade can waste material and make bad cuts.

मशीन अनुकूलता

Your machine setup is important when picking blades. The wrong blade can make rough cuts or hurt your machine. To get good cuts, pay attention to these things:

• Blade size and shape: Make sure the blade fits your machine.
• Mounting and hole patterns: Different machines need different holes and slots.
• Blade material: Pick a material that matches your speed and what you cut.
• Machine brand and model: Some machines need special blades.

Always read your machine manual or ask the maker before buying blades. Install blades the right way and keep them clean. This helps blades last longer. If a blade does not fit, you may see rough edges or hear loud noises. Sometimes you need custom blades for special machines.

Environmental Conditions

The area around your machines can change how blades work. Hot, wet, or dusty places can wear blades out faster. Water can make blades rust if they do not have a coating. Dust can build up and make cuts messy. Use stainless steel blades in wet or food areas. Clean blades often in dusty places to keep them sharp. Changes in temperature can make blades hard or soft. Store blades in a cool, dry spot when not using them.

Note: The right shaft gap and pressure help make clean cuts. If the gap is too big or pressure is too low, the blade may not cut through. Too much pressure can break the blade or ruin your material. Change these settings to fit your blade and material for the best results.

Testing and Adjusting

Sample Testing

You should always test samples before making lots of products. This helps you avoid mistakes and pick the best perforating blade for your job. First, you send your job details to the manufacturer. Sometimes, you may not know everything about what you need. The manufacturer will give you choices based on your material, hole size, pattern, and how you will use the product. Next, you send your sample materials to them. The manufacturer uses their tools or makes new ones to perforate your samples. Then, you get the perforated samples back and test them at your own place. This lets you see how the blade works with your real product. After testing, you can decide on the final perforation details. You choose if you want to keep using toll perforation or buy your own tools and machines for your factory.

Tip: Always ask for a test run with your real materials. This helps you see if the blade works before you order a lot.

Monitoring Results

After you finish sample testing, you need to watch the results closely. Start by checking if the perforation looks good. Look for clean cuts, even spaces, and the right tear strength. You should also check if the blade fits your machine and works at the speed you want. Engineers use special tools to check how the blade works. They might use optical comparators to look at the blade’s shape. They also test how hard and tough the blade is with Rockwell testing and metallurgical analysis. Physical checks help you see if the blade keeps its shape and size while you use it. These checks make sure the blade lasts and works well in your factory.

Making Adjustments

If you find any problems during your test or while watching results, you should make changes right away. You might need to change the tooth size, tie width, or blade material. Sometimes, you need to change machine settings like pressure or speed to get the best results. Work with your blade supplier to talk about any issues. Share your feedback and test results. The supplier can help you change the blade design or suggest a new material or coating. You may also need to test new samples with the new blade. This cycle of testing and changing helps you get the best performance and product quality.

Note: Making small changes early can save you time and money later. Always keep records of your tests and changes for the future.

सामान्य गलतियाँ जिनसे बचना चाहिए

Wrong Tooth Size

Picking the wrong tooth size can cause lots of trouble. You might see rough edges or weak tear lines. Sometimes, your products can even get damaged. If the teeth are too small, the line might tear too easily. If the teeth are too big, the material may not tear or could rip in a messy way. This mistake wastes materials and means more work for you.

• Using the wrong tooth size can:
  • Make rough edges and poor margins
  • Make products hard to tear or too easy to break
  • Cause defects and waste materials
  • Raise the chance of tearing in the wrong spot

Always test the tooth size on a small piece first. This helps you check if the blade gives the right tear and look. The right tooth size makes sure your product works well and looks good.

बख्शीश: Always check if your perforating blades fit and work before making a lot. Testing first helps you avoid big mistakes.

Ignoring Material Compatibility

Not thinking about material compatibility is a common mistake. Each material needs a certain blade type and material. If you use the wrong blade, you might get bad cuts or wear out the blade fast. Sometimes, you can even hurt your machine. The table below shows what happens if you ignore material compatibility:

If your blade is too soft, it will wear out quickly. If it is too hard for a soft material, it might break or hurt your machine. Always match the blade to what you are cutting. Check how hard both the blade and the material are. Read guides, ask experts, and test on small samples to make sure your blades are right.

Overlooking Production Needs

You need to think about your production needs when picking blades. Many people forget about machine speed, pressure, or the factory environment. These things change how well your blades work and how long they last.

• If you forget production needs, you might:
  • Use blades that wear out too fast
  • Get cuts that are not even or not finished
  • Cause machines to stop or get damaged
  • Waste materials and spend more money

Always set the cutting speed, pressure, and blade position to fit your setup. Clean and sharpen your blades often to keep them working well. Write down how long blades last and check them often to know when to change them. If you match your blade to your production needs, you work better and make better products.

टिप्पणी: Testing and changing your blades for your own line helps you avoid these mistakes and keeps your work running well.

Skipping Testing

You might think you can skip testing when you choose perforating blades. This is a common mistake. Testing helps you see if the blade works well with your material and machine. If you do not test, you risk poor cuts, wasted materials, and machine problems.

Testing lets you check the quality of the perforation. You can see if the tear line is clean and if the material separates as you want. You also find out if the blade fits your machine and works at your production speed. Without testing, you may not notice problems until you have made many products. This can cost you time and money.

बख्शीश: Always test a sample before you start full production. Testing helps you avoid big mistakes and gives you confidence in your choice.

Here are some reasons why you should never skip testing:

• You can check if the perforating blades make clean, even cuts.
• You can see if the tear strength matches your needs.
• You can find out if the blade lasts long enough for your job.
• You can spot any fit or safety issues with your machine.

A simple test can save you from many problems. You can use a small batch of your real material. Run it through your machine with the new perforating blade. Check the results by tearing the material and looking at the edge. If you see rough edges or weak ties, you can adjust the blade or try a different one.

Testing is a key step in choosing the right perforating blades. It helps you make sure your products meet your standards. Never skip this step if you want the best results.

Not Consulting Experts

You may feel you can pick perforating blades on your own. Many people make this mistake. Experts know about different blade types, materials, and machine setups. They can help you avoid costly errors.

When you talk to experts, you get advice based on experience. They can suggest the best blade for your material and production needs. They also know about new blade designs and coatings that can improve your process.

Here are some benefits of consulting experts:

• You get help choosing the right tooth size and tie width.
• You learn about the best blade material for your application.
• You find out how to set up your machine for clean cuts.
• You can ask for custom blades if standard ones do not fit.

Experts can also help you solve problems. If you have issues with blade life or cut quality, they can suggest changes. They may recommend a different coating or a new blade shape. This support helps you get the most from your perforating blades.

You do not have to solve every problem alone. By working with experts, you save time and avoid mistakes. You also get better results from your perforating blades. Always reach out for advice when you need it.

Choosing perforating blades starts with matching blade type, tooth size, and material to your job. You test samples, consult experts, and use custom options. For best results, follow these steps:

1. Set shaft gap and pressure for clean cuts.
2. Maintain machine parts to avoid blade wear.
3. Keep counter knives sharp.
4. Clean tool components.
5. Use high-quality parts.
6. Test perforations in real use.
7. Log your setups.

Careful selection and testing help you get reliable performance. If you want expert advice, contact a Nanjing Metal sales engineer यहाँ.

सामान्य प्रश्न

What are perforating blades used for?

Perforating blades make lines or holes in things like paper, plastic, metal, and textiles. These blades help you open packages, pull apart labels, or make products easier to use.

How do I choose the right perforating blade for my material?

Pick a blade type, tooth size, and blade material that matches how thick and strong your material is. Always test a sample blade on your real material before you start making lots of products.

Can I get custom perforating blades for my machine?

Yes, you can ask Nanjing Metal for custom perforating blades. Give them your machine details or drawings. Their team will design blades that fit your machine and do what you need.

How often should I replace perforating blades?

Change your perforating blades when cuts look dull, edges get rough, or it gets harder to tear. Check your blades often to keep your products good and protect your machine.

What coatings help perforating blades last longer?

Coatings like titanium nitride (TiN) or diamond-like carbon (DLC) help blades fight wear, heat, and rust. These coatings let you use your machines longer without changing blades as much.

Are perforating blades safe for food packaging?

Yes, stainless steel perforating blades are safe for food packaging. They do not rust and are easy to clean. Always pick blades made from food-grade materials to keep food safe.

How do I maintain my perforating blades?

Clean your blades often, look for damage, and keep them dry. Taking care of your blades helps them last longer and work better.

What should I do if my perforating blade does not fit my machine?

Contact your blade supplier and give them your machine’s details. Nanjing Metal can help you find or make a perforating blade that fits your machine just right.

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