Blades for pelletizing mixed plastic wastes (MPW) Pelletization has emerged as a promising upcycling technology, converting MPW into small, uniform pellets that can be reused in manufacturing processes. Of plastic waste, the polymers polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE) make up the largest portion. In 2022, the global market for PE
Choosing the correct industrial blade cutting angle is one of the most important decisions you will make when setting up a plotter or vinyl cutter. The angle of the blade directly controls how deep it penetrates the material and how much of the cutting edge contacts the surface during each pass. Get it wrong, and you will waste material, ruin designs, and burn through blades far too quickly. Get it right, and every cut will be clean, precise, and consistent.
Industrial cutting processes rely heavily on precision, durability, and efficiency. Understanding the different blade types in industrial applications is essential for engineers, machine operators, and industrial buyers who want to optimize performance and reduce downtime.
Buyers of industrial blades prioritize edge retention, toughness, heat dissipation, smooth surfaces, and sharpness tailored to specific applications. Material properties and coatings enhance performance, while safety features ensure secure handling. Understanding these factors helps buyers choose the right blades for optimal productivity and quality in their operations.
Like every year X-Keen blades are looking forward to visiting ICE Europe, the world’s leading exhibition for slitting, converting and the paper industry. We will be putting the spotlight on our tungsten carbide blades and other cutting solutions.
