WHY IT MATTERS
Cutting challenges in printing and paper processing
printing, packaging, and paper converting involve a wide variety of cutting applications.
Different materials, line speeds, and production conditions require different knife designs and edge geometries.
The following are some common questions, but actual issues may vary.
problems
Burnt, dusty, or rough edges
Common when cutting paper rolls and coated materials at high speeds.
Premature blade wear
Especially on continuous slitting and high-volume packaging production lines.
Blade jamming or overheating
Common when cutting tape, labels, and laminated materials.
Our Solutions
The following are our more common solutions, with specific remedies depending on the condition of the tool.
Precision grinding enables high-speed continuous cutting
Optimized blade geometry for paper and coated materials
High-density cemented carbide ensures consistent sharpness and wear resistance
_ Product Variety
Find your blades here,or contact us for more
①Cardboard grooving cutter blades②Tape slitting knife③Packaging razor knife④Spine shredder heads⑤Shredder knife⑥Oscillating blade⑦Drag blade⑧Winding knives⑨Cigarette and pipe knife⑩Rotary trimmer knife⑪Guillotine knife⑫Trimmer knife⑬Other knives
Cigarette and pipe knife
Diameter: Φ88-100mm
Fabric cutting knives
Diameter: Φ25-70mm
Gerber textile cutting blades
Diameter: Φ88-100mm
Three-hole Membrance knife
Diameter: 43-57mm
Why can we achieve it?
Shenggong knives uses cemented carbide as its base and has a complete production chain (powdering, pressing, sintering, grinding, and testing). The actual quality process is stable and controllable, and the tool life is 20% longer than that of conventional tools on the market.
26
manufacturing experience
5000
satisfied customers
600+
Custom designs
20+
Responsive technical support
Perhaps you can communicate with the divine intervention and try to find a solution.
Real Production Problems We Solve
We don’t sell standard blades —
we solve real cutting problems in real production lines.
Shenggong focuses on:
What is your material?
What are the equipment's rotational speed and pressure?
What problem are you currently facing (burrs, short lifespan, material sticking to the blade, uneven edges)?
...
Let's work together
If you have a creative project in mind, get in contact with Wooden Beavers today! When it comes to quality woodworking, we are the first you should call. We are looking forward to hearing from you.
Wooden Beavers
4716 Kemper Lane
Salt Lake City, Utah, 84104
Phone: 801-927-7117
Copyright 2016 - Wooden Beavers
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