Paper sheeting
Cross-cutting knives for converting a continuous paper web into sheets or cut lengths.
Paper Converting Machine Knives
Paper Cross-Cutting Blades for Sheeters and Paper Converting Lines
Straight, multi-hole replacement knives for paper, tissue, paperboard and related converting equipment. Final dimensions, hole layout and edge geometry are matched to the machine drawing or used blade.
Straight cross-cutting knifeMulti-hole mountingDrawing or sample based
The supplied product references show several long-blade forms and mounting layouts, but they do not provide one universal dimension table. Confirm the exact blade against the machine before production.
Send a Drawing or Used Blade
What are paper cross-cutting blades?
These are long, straight industrial knives used in a cross-cutting, sheeting or cut-off position to separate a moving paper web, sheet, board or related converting material. The exact machine role must be verified from the cutter assembly.
Primary formLong straight blade body with mounting holes
Typical taskCross-cutting or sheeting of paper-based materials
Fitment basisLength, width, thickness and hole layout
Order basisMachine model, drawing or worn blade
Applications for paper cutting knives
Use the application as a starting point, then confirm the blade position, cutting motion and material before selecting the knife.
Tissue and hygiene paper
Replacement knife review for tissue and hygiene-paper lines where clean edge condition and stable mounting matter.
Paper tube and core cutting
Long or shaped knives may be reviewed for paper tube and core cutting when the machine uses this blade form.
Paperboard and corrugated converting
Blade geometry and edge preparation should be matched to board thickness, speed and the mating knife or bedknife.
Printing and packaging lines
Used in paper and packaging conversion where the cutting unit requires a straight replacement knife.
Related materials by review
Film, foil, non-woven or textile applications can be reviewed when the substrate and actual machine geometry are supplied.
The supplied reference material mentions several industries, but an application label alone does not prove interchangeability. Final suitability depends on the substrate, machine speed, blade position and edge geometry.
Blade forms and mounting details
The photographs show product forms; the measurable fitment information must be confirmed in HTML and on the approved drawing.
Long straight section
Overall length, body width and thickness affect the fit inside the cutter or holder.
Multi-hole pattern
Hole count, diameter, centre spacing and end distance must match the machine drawing.
Bevel and direction
Single or double bevel, edge height and cutting direction must be confirmed before grinding.
Straight or slanted ends
Slanted ends, corner relief and shaped sections are fitment features, not decorative variations.
Paper cutting blade parameters to confirm
No complete numeric specification table was supplied for this product. These are the core fields needed for a reliable quotation.
| Parameter | What it controls | Information needed for quotation |
|---|---|---|
| Overall length | Fits the cutter body, knife beam or holder | Measured length in mm from the approved drawing or old blade |
| Body width and thickness | Determines seating, effective edge height and clearance | Width and thickness in mm; include any stepped section |
| Hole count and diameter | Controls how the blade is fixed to the knife beam | Total holes, hole diameter and countersink/counterbore details |
| Hole spacing | Matches the machine’s screw or clamping layout | Centre-to-centre spacing, end distance and hole rows |
| Edge geometry | Controls contact with the material and mating knife | Single/double bevel, angle, edge height and cutting direction |
| Material and hardness | Balances edge retention, toughness and sharpening route | Current grade or the substrate, speed and cutting duty |
| Machine and blade position | Confirms whether it is a rotary knife, fixed knife or matched set | Machine brand/model, photos of the holder and blade location |
The `T18` marking visible in some photographs is retained as a visual mark only. It is not treated as a confirmed steel grade, hardness value or universal model number.
Material and edge selection
Material and processing should follow the actual cutting task rather than a generic paper-blade label.
Steel family by duty
Review carbon steel, tool steel, alloy steel, high-speed steel or stainless options against the substrate, line speed and sharpening requirement.
Flatness and hole accuracy
Check straightness, flatness, body thickness, hole position and the relationship between the cutting edge and mounting face.
Bevel and finish
Confirm bevel angle, edge direction, edge height, surface finish and whether a matching counter knife or bedknife is required.
The supplied images use general terms such as selected steel, high-temperature forging and precision machining. The exact steel grade, hardness and heat-treatment record must be confirmed for the ordered blade.
Confirm the machine before choosing the knife
A paper cross-cutting blade should be selected by the working position and mounting geometry, not by length alone.
01
Machine model
Send the manufacturer, model, nameplate or a clear photo of the cutting unit.
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Blade position
Confirm whether the part is a rotary cross-cutting knife, fixed knife, counter knife or matched set.
03
Dimensions
Provide length × width × thickness, effective edge height and any stepped or shaped section.
04
Mounting holes
Show hole count, diameter, spacing, row layout, countersink and end distances.
05
Cutting material
State paper, tissue, board, corrugated, tube/core or another substrate, including thickness where known.
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Production conditions
Share line speed, cutting frequency, existing steel grade, sharpening practice and required quantity.
From drawing or sample to replacement blade
A clear reference reduces the risk of ordering a blade with the right length but the wrong hole pattern or cutting geometry.
Send the reference
Share the machine model, old blade, drawing or marked photos with the main dimensions.
Review the fit
Confirm blade role, hole layout, edge form, thickness, orientation and material being cut.
Approve the build
Record material, hardness, edge finish, quantity, tolerances and any custom mounting details.
Produce and inspect
Use the approved drawing or sample reference for machining, inspection, packing and dispatch.
Paper cutting blade FAQ
Common questions before ordering a long, multi-hole cross-cutting knife.
Is this a guillotine blade or a sheeter cross-cutting knife?
The supplied product is presented as a long, multi-hole cross-cutting knife for paper-related equipment. Whether it is used in a rotary sheeter, cross-cutter, cut-off unit or another machine must be confirmed from the assembly and drawing.
Can I order by the length alone?
No. Length must be checked with width, thickness, hole diameter, hole spacing, edge height, bevel direction and the machine holder.
Can you copy a blade from a used sample?
Yes, a clear used blade, both-face photos, a side view and the machine information provide a practical starting point for fitment review.
Can this blade cut tissue, paper tube or corrugated board?
Those are possible application directions shown in the supplied material, but the final answer depends on the exact blade geometry, substrate thickness, machine motion and cutting conditions.
Do you offer custom hole patterns and shaped ends?
Custom length, width, thickness, hole pattern, slanted ends and edge geometry can be reviewed from an approved drawing or sample.
What material should I choose?
Share the current grade, material being cut, line speed and sharpening requirement. The steel family, hardness and heat-treatment route should be confirmed together with the blade geometry.
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Helpful information to send
- Machine model or product type
- Key dimensions or mounting details
- Material or application and quantity
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