Carpet & Slitter Blades

• Blade styles: round-corner & square-corner carpet blades; single-edge and double-edge slitter blades.
• Edge geometry: hollow-ground, extra-sharp, and durability-tuned grinds for precise line cuts with reduced snagging.
• Materials: carbon steel (max sharpness), stainless steel (corrosion resistance), carbide and TiN/PTFE coatings (extended life, lower friction).
• Fitment: compatible with leading carpet knives, slitter tools, and utility-style holders—see each product for specifics.
• Packaging: contractor cartons and bulk cases for crews, warehouses, and distribution.

• Flooring installation and carpet fitting (commercial & residential).
• Flexible packaging, film & foil converting, and slit-to-width operations.
• Textile manufacturing & fabric cutting rooms.
• General maintenance, facilities, and construction trades.

• Precision carpet seams, trimming, and pattern cutting.
• Slitting of plastic films, foils, paper, and laminates.
• Clean edge work in textiles without fraying or tearing.
• Field service cuts where consistency and safety are critical.

• Tool fit: Verify blade length, notches, and edge format (single vs. double) against your knife/slitter model.
• Corner profile: Round corners reduce substrate gouging; square corners maximize reach into corners and seams.
• Safety: Use approved blade dispensers/collectors and puncture-resistant containers for spent blades.
• Environment: Select stainless or coated blades where moisture, adhesive build-up, or high cycle counts are expected.

• Material & Coating: Carbon steel for peak sharpness; stainless for rust resistance; TiN / DLC / PTFE for low friction and extended life.
• Edge Geometry: Hollow-ground for smooth, low-force entry; extra-sharp for dense carpets and tough films.
• Corner Shape: Round corners for safety on substrates; square corners for tight corner access and straight-edge work.
• Cost per Cut: In high-volume slitting, coated or carbide options often reduce total cost despite higher unit price.

What is the benefit of a hollow-ground carpet blade?
Hollow-ground blades reduce cutting force and help track straighter lines, which improves control and finish quality in dense carpets.

When should I choose round-corner vs. square-corner blades?
Round corners help prevent gouging substrates under the carpet or film; square corners are preferred for tight corner access and precise straight-edge cuts.

Which blade lasts longer for slitting film and foil?
Coated stainless (e.g., PTFE, TiN, DLC) or carbide-edged blades offer lower friction and extended life, reducing changeovers in converting lines.

Will these blades fit my carpet knife or slitter?
Most blades follow common formats, but always confirm length, notches, and edge style against your tool’s specification on each product page.