Sawdust and wood waste
For equipment reducing wood waste toward sawdust or smaller wood fractions, subject to machine and output requirements.
Wood Processing Replacement Knives
Wood Chipper and Wood Crusher Blades
Alloy-steel replacement blade options for wood-processing equipment handling sawdust, branches, bamboo and other wood waste. Listed sizes include 80 × 70 × 10 mm through 420 × 160 × 15 mm, with custom sizes reviewed from a drawing or old blade.
16 listed size options2-, 3-, 4- and 5-hole versionsCustom fit review
The supplied product data lists alloy steel and an HRC 50–65 range. Final material grade, heat-treatment route, blade position and machine fit must be confirmed before quotation.
Send Your Blade Details
A blade range for wood-processing equipment
This product family is presented as a replacement and custom-supply starting point. A similar-looking blade is not automatically interchangeable between a chipper, sawdust crusher and wood shredder.
MaterialAlloy steel listed
HardnessHRC 50–65 listed range
ApplicationsWood-processing direction
SupplyStandard options and custom sizes
Listed sizes, hole patterns and reference weights
Dimensions follow the source listing format of length × width × thickness in millimetres. Use the table to identify a possible starting point; the machine seat, hole diameter, hole spacing, cutting direction and effective height still need to match.
| Listed option | Hole count | Nominal size | Listed reference weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80 × 70 × 10 | 2 | 80 × 70 × 10 mm | 440 g |
| 90 × 70 × 10 | 2 | 90 × 70 × 10 mm | 495 g |
| 130 × 80 × 8 | 2 | 130 × 80 × 8 mm | 652 g |
| 140 × 70 × 8 | 3 | 140 × 70 × 8 mm | 615 g |
| 150 × 80 × 8 | 2 | 150 × 80 × 8 mm | 754 g |
| 180 × 70 × 8 | 3 | 180 × 70 × 8 mm | 790 g |
| 190 × 140 × 14 | 3 | 190 × 140 × 14 mm | 2,928 g |
| 200 × 130 × 14 | 3 | 200 × 130 × 14 mm | 2,865 g |
| 180 × 140 × 14 | 3 | 180 × 140 × 14 mm | 2,771 g |
| 250 × 70 × 8 | 4 | 250 × 70 × 8 mm | 1,099 g |
| 265 × 70 × 9 | 4 | 265 × 70 × 9 mm | 1,307 g |
| 230 × 70 × 8 | 4 | 230 × 70 × 8 mm | 1,011 g |
| 200 × 70 × 9 | 4 | 200 × 70 × 9 mm | 989 g |
| 230 × 140 × 14 | 3 | 230 × 140 × 14 mm | 3,541 g |
| 400 × 160 × 15 | 4 | 400 × 160 × 15 mm | 7,536 g |
| 420 × 160 × 15 | 5 | 420 × 160 × 15 mm | 7,913 g |
| Custom size | To confirm | Drawing or sample required | To confirm |
Weights are supplier-listed reference values. The `888 × 88 × 8 mm` value in the source listing is treated as a custom-order placeholder, not as a standard size.
Confirm the machine before choosing the blade
Chipper knives, sawdust-crusher knives and wood-shredder knives may look similar while using different seats, fixing patterns or cutting clearances.
01
Machine type
Identify the chipper, sawdust crusher or shredder and provide its brand and model.
02
Blade position
Confirm whether the part is a rotor knife, fixed knife, bed knife or another cutting component.
03
Mounting
Record hole count, hole diameter or slot form, hole spacing, fixing direction and seat details.
04
Cutting geometry
Confirm blade thickness, cutting direction, effective height, edge form and working clearance.
05
Wood duty
Describe wood type, feed size, moisture, bark, sand, nails or other contamination.
06
Order scope
State quantity, matched knives or related parts, destination and required delivery timing.
Wood-processing applications to review
The product listing identifies wood as the application direction. The final selection depends on the feed condition and the machine’s cutting arrangement.
Branches and bamboo
Review the branch diameter, moisture, bark and possible dirt or metal contamination before selecting a profile.
Wood chips and offcuts
Boards, offcuts and prepared wood chips require a review of feed size, cutting action and target output.
Mushroom-substrate sawdust
The listing’s mushroom-related wording refers to sawdust preparation for substrate applications, not to processing mushrooms themselves.
Wood, bamboo, branches and sawdust shown in the product material should be treated as application leads only. Confirm the actual material, contamination and blade configuration before making a performance or compatibility claim.
Material and heat-treatment information
The supplied data gives a material category and hardness range, but the final specification should be recorded against the selected size and working duty.
Alloy steel listed
The current product data identifies alloy steel. The exact grade, chemistry and supply condition are not specified and should be confirmed before production.
HRC 50–65 listed
This is a supplier-provided range. Confirm whether it applies to every listed size or changes with material, heat treatment or application.
Heat-treatment options
The listing mentions overall hardening, tempering, carburizing hardening and surface hardening. Do not assume all routes are used on one blade.
Blade profiles shown in the supplied range
These images show the general flat, slotted and comb-like forms supplied in the source folder. They are visual references, not dimensional drawings.
Replacement and maintenance checks
A replacement blade should be reviewed as part of the cutting system, not as an isolated piece of steel.
Look for wear or damage
Rounded edges, chipped corners, cracks, unusual vibration, changing output or repeated jams indicate that the blade area needs review.
Check seat and clearance
Clean the mounting surface and verify fixing direction, cutting height, paired knife condition and working clearance according to the machine procedure.
Check remaining section
If regrinding or reuse is considered, send current wear photos and target dimensions. Do not assume a worn blade can be restored without checking fit.
Do not mix new and heavily worn components without checking the resulting cutting height, clearance and rotor balance.
From an old blade or drawing to a matched replacement
Custom supply is most efficient when the quotation is built around a clear production reference.
Send the machine and part details
Share the machine type and model, old blade photos, dimensions, hole pattern, material and required quantity.
Confirm the technical reference
Review blade position, cutting direction, material grade, hardness requirement, heat-treatment route and any drawing or sample.
Approve the quotation basis
Record the approved size, holes, material, quantity and inspection requirements before production and delivery.
Wood Chipper and Crusher Blade Questions
Short answers for replacement and custom-supply buyers.
Are these blades for a wood chipper or a wood crusher?
The supplied listing covers sawdust crushers, wood crushers and chipper-related terms. The exact machine type and blade position must be confirmed from the machine model, drawing or old blade.
Are the 2-hole, 3-hole, 4-hole and 5-hole versions interchangeable?
No. Hole count alone does not prove interchangeability. Check hole spacing, diameter or slot form, seat, fixing direction and cutting clearance.
Can you supply 80 × 70 × 10 mm or 420 × 160 × 15 mm blades?
Both appear as listed reference options in the supplied product data. Confirm the profile, hole pattern, material and machine fit before quotation.
Is HRC 50–65 available for every listed size?
HRC 50–65 is the supplier-provided range in the current listing. Confirm the applicable hardness for the selected size, material and heat-treatment route before ordering.
Can you make a blade from an old sample?
Send clear photos and, where possible, a physical sample or drawing. Include the machine model, blade position, key dimensions, hole pattern, material and quantity.
Can these blades process bamboo, branches or sawdust?
Those materials appear in the product naming or application references, but suitability depends on feed size, moisture, contamination, machine type and blade configuration.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Provide the machine brand and model, old blade photos, dimensions, hole or slot details, material being processed, quantity and destination. A drawing or sample is preferred.
Can you supply matched fixed knives or related parts?
Tell us the complete replacement scope. Related parts can be reviewed when the machine configuration and mounting relationship are confirmed.
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Helpful information to send
- Machine model or product type
- Key dimensions or mounting details
- Material or application and quantity
- Photo, drawing or old-part image if available