Edgebanding Cutter Guillotine Cutting Knives For CEHISA Edge Banding Machine

Need the knife that shears the edge banding tape on a CEHISA edge bander? This is the guillotine cutting knife: 140 mm long, 7.5 mm alloy plate, 8 mm mounting hole, listed at 140 × 67 × 7.5 mm, 75 mm across the plate. The ground bevel shears the tape square at the cutting station, the single hole re-seats the knife on the same pin, and the worn part is one plate rather than a head. Order by size and quantity; the price is quoted per order against both.

An edge bander still running a dull knife shows the same three faults in one shift: the banding end leaves the station ragged instead of sheared, the cut length walks off the panel end, and somebody stops the line to hunt a spare in the store room. None of those is a head problem. All three come back to one plate.

The 140 × 67 × 7.5 mm guillotine cutting knife is the replacement blade for the cutting station of a CEHISA edge banding machine. The body is an alloy plate 140 mm long and 7.5 mm thick with a single 8 mm hole, and the bevel is ground back from a step at the cutting end, so the tape is sheared between that bevel and its seat instead of pinched off.

Thickness is what a guillotine knife is bought for. A 7.5 mm plate carries the bevel through the stroke without bowing in the holder, so the cut stays square across the tape width, and the 8 mm hole locates the knife on the same pin, so the zero does not move.

Width across the plate is listed at 75 mm. Alloy body, CEHISA cutting station. Send size and quantity, and the price is quoted against the order.

What separates this knife from a flat plate cut to the right size:

• Seats in the CEHISA cutting station — the 140 × 67 × 7.5 mm body is made for the CEHISA cutting station, so the knife drops on without filing or a shim.
• 8 mm mounting hole — one hole, one pin, so the knife indexes to the same position at every change and the cut length needs no re-setting.
• Ground bevel at the cutting end — the edge is ground to a bevel, so the tape is sheared square between knife and seat instead of crushed.
• Step notch behind the bevel — the grind runs back from a step in the plate, keeping the sharp corner clear of the tape as the stroke closes.
• 7.5 mm alloy plate — the body thickness holds the bevel rigid through the stroke, so the cut stays square across the tape width.
• One-piece replacement — only the plate wears, so the holder, the seat and the head setting stay on the machine through a change.
• 140 mm length — matches the seat and gives the bevel enough run to close the cut in one stroke.
• Same family for KDT machines — 110 × 20 × 13 mm, 100 × 82 × 7 mm and 106 × 82 × 7 mm cover KDT edgebanders, so a mixed floor orders through one line.

Most shops choose between running a dull knife and booking the head off the line. One plate ends that choice.

• The ragged end stops coming back. A fresh bevel shears the tape square in a single stroke, so the banding end leaves the station clean instead of needing a hand trim.
• You buy a knife, not a head. The spend is one 140 × 67 × 7.5 mm alloy plate, and the downtime is the time it takes to slide it off the pin.
• The cut length stays where it was. The 8 mm hole re-indexes the knife on the same pin, so no one re-measures a zero after a change.
• The same size on every reorder. 140 × 67 × 7.5 mm with an 8 mm hole goes on the order, so the tenth knife seats like the first.
• A spare on the shelf is the real saving. Two knives in the store room turn a dull edge into minutes at the station instead of a shift of hand-trimming.
• One supplier for CEHISA and KDT. The same family covers KDT machines at 110 × 20 × 13 mm, 100 × 82 × 7 mm and 106 × 82 × 7 mm.
• Quoted on what you run. Send size and quantity and the price comes back against that order, whether it is one knife or the shelf.

Yes, if your cutting station takes a 140 × 67 × 7.5 mm knife with an 8 mm mounting hole. Take the old knife out, put a rule across it and check those numbers plus the 75 mm plate width against the seat on your machine. If the old part matches, this one seats on the pin without filing or a shim.

No. Only the plate wears, so only the plate is replaced. The holder, the seat and the head setting all stay on the machine, which is why the change costs one knife and a few minutes rather than an afternoon of re-setting.

Alloy. The whole plate is alloy — mounting hole, body and cutting end — so the bevel is ground into the same material that carries the load of the stroke, and there is no insert or facing to come loose in service.

It shears the edge banding tape at the cutting station. The tape is cut between the ground bevel and its seat as the stroke closes, so the banding end is cut square to the panel instead of being pinched and pulled apart.

Yes. The same knife family covers KDT machines in 110 × 20 × 13 mm, 100 × 82 × 7 mm and 106 × 82 × 7 mm. Send the size you measure off the old part and it is quoted the same way as the CEHISA knife.

One per cutting station plus one spare. A knife change is quick, but it stops being quick if nobody has a spare, and a dull bevel is what leaves a ragged banding end on every panel until the part is swapped.

By air, by sea or by express, whichever suits the order. The route is chosen per order against quantity and destination, and it is stated on the quote so the shipping mode is not a surprise at dispatch.

Send the size 140 × 67 × 7.5 mm and the quantity you need and the price is quoted per order. There is no fixed list price, because a one-knife order and a shelf for several stations are not costed the same way.