Blade Qualities

Material options for industrial cutting solutions

Cutting Blades - Properties

Recommended combination for maximum cutting results: powder steel (ASP) for the upper blade, carbide for the lower blade.

Tool Steel (1.2067)

Material: 1.2067

Properties: Alloyed tool steel with very good toughness and moderate wear resistance.

Applications: Cost-effective choice for normal cutting tasks where good value for money is sufficient.

High Performance Tool Steel (HiChrome D2)

Material: 1.2201, 1.2601, 1.2379, 1.2080, 1.2436

Properties: High-alloy chromium steel that offers excellent wear resistance and good toughness.

Applications: Ideal for demanding cutting applications and tools where durability is a critical factor.

High-Speed Steel (HSS)

Material: 1.3333, 1.3343, 1.3355, 1.3318

Properties: Highly wear-resistant high-speed steel that maintains sufficient toughness thanks to its tungsten and molybdenum content.

Applications: Used in highly demanding cutting and drilling operations that require a combination of hardness and toughness.

Powder High-Speed Steel

Material: ASP2023, ASP2053, CPM 10V, K390 Microclean, Micro-Melt A11

Properties: Powder metallurgically produced high-speed steel that offers higher toughness and better wear resistance than traditional high-speed steel (HSS) thanks to its homogeneous structure.

Applications: Suitable for precision tools and applications requiring optimal wear resistance and toughness.

Stainless Steel

Material: 1.4112

Properties: Stainless and acid-resistant steel containing at least 17% Cr. Offers sufficient wear resistance and good toughness.

Applications: Used in environments where corrosion and acid resistance are essential, such as in the chemical and food industries.

Carbide

Properties: Extremely hard and wear-resistant material with lower toughness.

Applications: Suitable for particularly demanding cutting and drilling operations requiring maximum wear resistance.

Hardox – Withstands Impact and Wear

Hardox 450

Wear-resistant steel that combines hardness and machinability. Suitable for applications requiring a solution against hard wear.

Hardox 500

Adds durability and service life in applications requiring greater wear resistance.

Hardox 600

Designed for conditions requiring maximum wear resistance and long component service life.

Wear Resistance