Cross Cutter Knives

Cross Cutter Knives Specification

Shape
Rectangle

Surface Treatment
Polishing

Type
Knives

Usage
For Industrial Use

Blade Material
Steel

Color
Gray

Finish
Polished

Cross Cutter Knives Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Pieces

Payment Terms
Cash on Delivery (COD), Cheque, Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Cash in Advance (CID), Cash Advance (CA)

Supply Ability
50 Pieces Per Week

Delivery Time
2 Week

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Cross Cutter Knives

The Cross Cutter Knives are widely appreciated for its robust construction, superior finish and long service life. They are made from high grade material that is obtained from trusted suppliers. They are famous in the market due to its high quality and hassle free range. The Cross Cutter Knives are used in various industries for cutting purposes. They are tested by our quality assurance team to ensure they are free from defects. They can be availed from us at lower price point.

Cross cutter knives are precision cutting tools with diverse applications, primarily in industrial settings for cutting materials perpendicularly across their width or grain. They vary significantly in design, from large machine blades for paper and cardboard to specialized handheld tools for testing paint adhesion.

Industrial Sheeter and Cross Cutting Knives

These are typically used in high-speed machinery in the paper, printing, and packaging industries to cut continuous rolls of material into specific lengths or to square the ends of stock lumber.

Function: To make a clean, precise, and high-speed transverse cut across materials like paper, cardboard, plastic films, or even metal coils. The cutting action is often a combination of a fixed bottom blade and a rolling or guillotine-style movable top blade.
Design: These are large, robust blades, often custom-manufactured to the specific requirements of OEM machinery. They are designed for durability and a long service life, with polished surfaces to reduce friction and dust during cutting.
Material: Common materials include high-carbon high-chrome steel (D2), high-speed steel (HSS), powder metal steel, or carbide-tipped steel for toughness and wear resistance.