Flying shear knife
Flying shear knife · 01
Metal
A knife for flying shear operations on moving metal production lines.
- Length
- 1150 mm
- Thickness
- 40 mm
- Hardness
- 62 HRC
- Tolerance
- ±4 µm
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Flying shear knives
Flying shear knives are assessed against the cutting arrangement of a moving production line. Line type, material, operating temperature and mounting geometry are key selection details. Explore the catalog models and send your application information and drawing.
Flying shear knife
Flying shear knife · 02
Metal
A knife for flying shear operations on moving metal production lines.
- Length
- 1000 mm
- Thickness
- 38 mm
- Hardness
- 60 HRC
- Tolerance
- ±5 µm
Flying shear knife
Flying shear knife · 03
Metal
A knife for flying shear operations on moving metal production lines.
- Length
- 1040 mm
- Thickness
- 40 mm
- Hardness
- 63 HRC
- Tolerance
- ±4 µm
Flying shear knife
Flying shear knife · 04
Metal
A knife for flying shear operations on moving metal production lines.
- Length
- 950 mm
- Thickness
- 37 mm
- Hardness
- 58 HRC
- Tolerance
- ±7 µm
Flying shear knife
Flying shear knife · 05
Metal
A knife for flying shear operations on moving metal production lines.
- Length
- 970 mm
- Thickness
- 39 mm
- Hardness
- 61 HRC
- Tolerance
- ±5 µm
From technical enquiry to manufacturing scope
01
Share your requirements
Describe the machine, material being cut, knife dimensions and quantity. Attach a drawing or a photo of the existing knife if available.
02
Assess the technical scope
Consider the product group, mounting details, material and operating conditions together. Clarify any missing information during the technical discussion.
03
Define the work stages
Define the manufacturing, machining or maintenance steps needed. Discuss dimensions, inspection and documentation requirements within the quotation scope.
04
Plan inspection and the next step
Clarify the agreed acceptance criteria and delivery scope. For technical questions during use, contact us with the product code and application details.
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Let’s define your technical requirements
Share your machine details, the material being cut and the knife dimensions. Attach a drawing or a photo of the existing knife if available so our team can assess the manufacturing or service scope.