KDT Edgebander Guillotine Blades 110*20*13mm Cutting Knives For KDT Edge Bander

Need the guillotine blade in a KDT edge bander replaced without ordering the wrong one twice? These cutting knives come in three sizes — 110x20x13 mm, 100x82x7 mm and 106x82x7 mm — and in two cutting directions, positive and reverse. Send the size, the direction and a photo of the blade you are taking out, and the match is confirmed before shipping. Blades are shipped by air, by sea or by express; price is quoted against the size and direction you actually need.

A banding line stops for one of three reasons: the blade goes dull and the band tears instead of cutting, the spare arrives in the wrong size or direction, or nobody can confirm which blade the machine takes. Each blade here is identified by size and by direction, so the spare is confirmed before it is ordered, not after it is fitted.

The part itself: a flat knife that sits in the cutting unit of a KDT edge bander and shears the banding to length. It comes in three sizes — 110x20x13 mm, 100x82x7 mm and 106x82x7 mm — read as length x width x thickness. Ordering by those three numbers, not by machine model alone, is what keeps a replacement interchangeable with the blade already in the unit.

Each size is listed in two cutting directions, positive and reverse, so the blade matches the orientation of the cutting unit instead of being forced into it. On PVC, ABS, melamine and veneer banding, an edge that still has its cut shears the band cleanly; a dull one crushes it and leaves a torn end that has to be re-trimmed.

Price is on request, quoted against size and direction. Shipment is by air, by sea or by express, whichever is cheaper for the quantity. Send the size, the direction and a photo of the blade being replaced.

The blade described in numbers, in the order a buyer checks it:

• Three sizes in one line. 110x20x13 mm, 100x82x7 mm and 106x82x7 mm cover the common guillotine positions on KDT edge banders.
• Positive and reverse. Every size comes in two cutting directions, so the blade follows the unit's orientation instead of being turned over to fit.
• Type: edgebander cutting tool. A flat guillotine knife that shears the band to length, separate from the trimming and radius cutters that finish the edge.
• Application: KDT edge banders. The blades are listed against KDT machines specifically, so the fit is checked against the bander the blade goes into.
• Four banding materials. PVC, ABS, melamine and veneer are all sheared by the same straight edge; what changes is how fast the edge dulls.
• Cut, not crushed. A sharp edge shears the band square at the joint, so the panel face stays clean and no re-trim pass is needed.
• Swapped, not rebuilt. The blade is a consumable inside the cutting unit: one knife change puts the line back to cutting.
• Quoted against the order. Price follows the size and direction actually needed; shipping runs by air, sea or express — three routes.

If the blade is out of stock the line keeps running on a torn edge, and if the wrong blade arrives the line stops a second time. What these blades give you instead:

• Sized to the machine you have. With three sizes listed — 110x20x13 mm, 100x82x7 mm, 106x82x7 mm — the replacement is picked by measurement, not guesswork, so it matches the blade it replaces.
• Direction on the order. Positive and reverse are both listed, so the enquiry states which one the unit takes and the blade does not arrive needing to be reversed.
• Band cut, not crushed. A blade that holds its edge shears PVC, ABS, melamine and veneer cleanly; a dull one crushes the band and fuzzes the joint.
• One blade, one change. The knife comes out of the cutting unit and a new one goes in, so the fix is a blade change rather than a service call.
• Quote first, ship after. Size and direction are confirmed before the price is fixed, so the quote covers the blade you need; shipping runs by air, sea or express — three options.
• Cheapest part to change. A blade is small against the banding it cuts, and a dull one left in the unit wastes banding on every panel through the station.

Yes, if the size and cutting direction match the blade you are taking out. The sizes are 110x20x13 mm, 100x82x7 mm and 106x82x7 mm, and every size comes in positive or reverse direction. Send a photo of the old blade with its measurements and the match is confirmed before the order is placed.

Match the blade, not the machine model. Measure the length, width and thickness of the blade in the cutting unit and compare with the three listed sizes — 110x20x13 mm, 100x82x7 mm, 106x82x7 mm. Thickness is the number that decides most often, so measure it with a caliper rather than by eye.

It is the cutting direction the blade is meant to run in the guillotine unit. Both directions are listed for every size, so the order can state the one your unit takes; fitting the other direction is the usual reason a new blade appears not to cut.

PVC, ABS, melamine and veneer edge banding. All four are sheared by the same straight cutting edge, so the blade choice is made on size and direction, not on material; what changes with material is how quickly the edge dulls.

When the band is torn, chipped or crushed at the cut instead of sheared square. At that point the joint no longer closes cleanly and the operator starts re-trimming by hand — that is the sign the edge has gone, not a sign the machine is out of adjustment.

Ordering is by size and cutting direction, so you ask for the blade you need rather than committing to a set. Price is on request and is quoted against the exact size and direction you specify.

Price is on request, quoted against the size and cutting direction you order. Shipping is by air, by sea or by express — the more economical of the three is chosen for the quantity, and the express option is the usual route for a small blade order.

The size, the cutting direction and a photo of the blade being replaced. Those three items are enough to confirm the match, quote the price and ship without a second round of questions.