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Perforating wheels create a repeating cut-and-tie pattern for a controlled tear line in thin materials.
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Pinker wheels create a zigzag edge, with tooth pattern and teeth per wheel made to your specifications.
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Scallop wheels produce a wavy edge, with pattern width and tooth pattern made to your specifications.
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Designed to cut the specified backing layer of a multilayer material while preserving the intended base layer.
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Make multiple cuts in one pass, with optional perforation notches for timed cuts.
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Zipper wheels act as an inline pinker, creating tearable points along a straight cut.
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Browse Left-Hand and Right-Hand Zip Strip Blades in D2.
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Crimper wheels join two adhesive materials by crimping them together.
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For perforators, include your specified cut/tie pattern, depth, and tooth count. For Crack & Peel, identify the layer to cut and the layer to preserve.
We manufacture custom blades. Tell us what you’re cutting and include a drawing or photo if you have one.
Start with the result you need, then share the material and machine or holder you use. The featured families above explain different cut and joining functions. If you are unsure of the blade name, a drawing or photo is a useful starting point.
Kiss cutting is a broader term; backscoring and liner scoring may describe a related application. The layer construction and tooling determine whether Crack & Peel is appropriate. Tell us which layer must be cut and which must remain intact.
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