How to Choose the Right  Rotary Cutter Blade

• Blade Diameter: Choose the appropriate blade diameter based on cutting needs. Forinstance, a 45mm blade is suitable for most fabric cutting tasks, while a 28mm blade isbetter for detailed and intricate cuts.
• Material Type: High-carbon steel blades are ideal for frequent use and cutting toughermaterials, while stainless steel blades offer better corrosion resistance and are suitablefor various environments.
• Compatibility: Ensure that the chosen blade is compatible with existing Rotary Cutter tools to ensure stability and optimal cutting performance.

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How to Use

• Install the Blade: Correctly install the Rotary Cutter Blade into the cutting tool according to the specific tool model.
• Adjust the Angle: Ensure that the blade is parallel to the cutting surface for optimal cutting performance.
• Perform Cutting: Firmly hold the tool and apply even pressure while cutting.
• Clean and Maintain: After cutting, clean the blade to remove residue, and regularly check the sharpness of the blade.

Multi-Layer cutting of card, fabric, fleece, vinyl, leather, cloth, felt, etc of up to about 8-16mm at once.

Blade Installation and Replacement Steps for Rotary Cutter Blade

• Loosen the nut and remove the washer.
•  Withdraw the pivot.
•  Install a new rotary cutter blade on the safeguard
• Assemble the pivot, washer, and nut accurately
• Push forward the switch to CLOSE position whenever not operate.
• The unique safeguard could swivel its angle automatically through the operator’s pressure.

Safety Tips

• Use a Cutting Mat: Always use a self-healing cutting mat under your work to protect both your blade and your work surface.
• Keep Fingers Clear: While cutting, ensure your fingers are safely out of the blade’s path. Use a ruler with a non-slip base for more precise and safe cutting.
• Blade Storage: When not in use, always retract the blade or push the switch to the CLOSE position to prevent accidental cuts.
• Replace Dull Blades Promptly: Regularly check the blade sharpness and replace dull blades to prevent fabric snagging or uneven cuts.

Blade Maintenance Tips

• Sharpening Blades: Some rotary blades can be sharpened using a sharpening tool or kit. Sharpening extends blade life, ensuring smooth cuts over time.
• Lubrication: If you’re cutting materials that leave residue, consider lightly lubricating the blade after cleaning it to maintain smooth operation.
• Storage: Store blades in a dry, safe environment to prevent corrosion and accidental damage. Stainless steel blades are more resistant to rust, but proper storage is still important.