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Scrap shear blades

Assessing a scrap shear blade requires the shear design, scrap material and knife mounting dimensions to be considered together. Scrap shearing and scrap chopping are different applications; describe your machine and process so the correct product group can be assessed.

Scrap shear knife

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RecyclingMetal

A shear knife for metal scrap cutting and size reduction.

Tungsten-alloy steel
PVD

Diameter: Ø 300 mm
Segment: 8
Hardness: 65 HRC
Tolerance: ±10 µm

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Scrap shear knife

Scrap shear knife · 02

Recycling

A shear knife for metal scrap cutting and size reduction.

Nickel-alloy steel
Uncoated

Diameter: Ø 260 mm
Segment: 6
Hardness: 56 HRC
Tolerance: ±12 µm

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PRODUCT SELECTION GUIDE

Preparing an order for metal scrap shear knives

A scrap shear knife manufacturing enquiry needs to describe how the shear holds the knife as well as the scrap being cut. The existing drawing, relationship to the opposing knife and set quantity help define the requirement.

Shearing and shredding are different applications

Shear cutting and rotary shredding do not use the same product selection. Describe the feed, such as sheet, profiles or mixed metal scrap, together with the machine make and model. The knife family is assessed against the cutting arrangement.

Describe the mounting surfaces too

Include the hole pattern, mounting faces and any recesses on the drawing alongside length and thickness. The position of upper and lower knives and the quantity being replaced define whether the enquiry concerns one component or a set.

Before requesting a quote

Is matching the scrap knife length enough?

No. Holes, section, mounting and the geometry relative to the opposing knife must also be compared. Length or a photograph alone cannot confirm machine compatibility.

Should I request one knife or a set?

Identify the parts to be replaced and their positions in the shear. If they will work alongside retained parts, explain this too; compatibility within the set needs assessment.

Can a worn scrap shear knife be reconditioned?

Send its remaining dimensions, damage photographs and any previous sharpening information. Regrinding or revision is assessed after inspection; not every used knife is suitable for reuse.

Discuss your requirements ↗

From technical enquiry to manufacturing scope

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.

Assess the technical scope

Consider the product group, mounting details, material and operating conditions together. Clarify any missing information during the technical discussion.

Define the work stages

Define the manufacturing, machining or maintenance steps needed. Discuss dimensions, inspection and documentation requirements within the quotation scope.

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.

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