Titanium Nitride (TiN) coated blades
Tin stands for Titanium Nitrate. Hardness ranges from 2400-2600 Hv (or more than 80 Rockwell). It does not react with tissue, blood, bones, or bodily fluids, making it suitable for medical, dental and food applications.
Titanium Nitride (TiN) coated blades TiN coatings form a hard ceramic layer on the blade’s surface, delivering excellent resistance to wear, abrasion, and heat.
Ideal for use in:
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Industrial cutting tools
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Slitting and rewinding machines
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Plastic film and fiber cutting
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Precision razors for medical or cosmetic use
🔧 Key Benefits:
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Increased edge durability: Up to 3x longer life than uncoated blades
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Reduced friction: Smoother cuts with less heat buildup
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Corrosion resistance: Ideal for high-speed or humid environments
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Low adhesion: Keeps the blade clean during sticky or adhesive material cutting
