Machine Knives by Machine Brand
Every machine page we publish, sorted by the badge on the machine. Buyers do not search for “industrial machine knives” — they search for the model number standing in front of them. If your machine is listed, the page carries the sizes, the fit problems and the steel; if it is not, one drawing is enough to quote.
Paper, board and printing
| Machine brand | Models covered | Blade | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Polar | 66, 78, 92, 115, 137, 155 | Guillotine knife | Polar guillotine knife → |
| Wohlenberg | 76 GW, 92, 92 MCS, 115, 137 | Guillotine knife | Wohlenberg → |
| Perfecta | 92, 115, 132 | Guillotine knife | Perfecta → |
| Itoh | 115 and Asian-market cutters | Guillotine knife | Itoh → |
| Schneider | Senator 76 E, 115 | Guillotine knife | Schneider → |
| Maxima | 106, 115 | Guillotine knife | Maxima → |
| Ideal | All current models | Guillotine knife | Ideal → |
| Challenge | All current models | Guillotine knife | Challenge → |
All eight paper brands in one table, with the full dimension set: guillotine knife size chart →
Wood, plywood and veneer
| Machine brand | Machine | Blade | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raute | Rotary veneer lathe | Peeling knife | Raute → |
| Meinan | Veneer lathe | Peeling knife | Meinan, Fezer, Capital → |
| Fezer | Veneer lathe, slicer | Peeling / slicer knife | Meinan, Fezer, Capital → |
| Capital | Veneer lathe, slicer | Peeling / slicer knife | Meinan, Fezer, Capital → |
| Angelo Cremona | Veneer slicer | Slicer knife | Cremona → |
| Pressure bars | Fits lathe holders above | Nose bar | Pressure bars → |
Chipping, shredding and recycling
| Machine brand | Machine type | Blade | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bruks | Drum chipper | Chipper knife + bed knife | Bruks, Vecoplan, Pallmann → |
| Pallmann | PHT drum chipper / knife ring flaker | Chipper knife / flaker knife | Bruks, Vecoplan, Pallmann → |
| Vecoplan | VAZ single-shaft shredder | Rotor blade + counter knife | Bruks, Vecoplan, Pallmann → |
| Morbark | Drum and disc chipper | Chipper knife | Morbark, Carthage, Precision Husky → |
| Carthage | Drum chipper | Chipper knife | Morbark, Carthage, Precision Husky → |
| Precision Husky | Whole-tree drum chipper | Chipper knife | Morbark, Carthage, Precision Husky → |
| Andritz | Drum chipper | Chipper knife | Chipper knife overview → |
Metal shearing
| Machine brand | Machine | Blade | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amada | Guillotine shear | Upper / lower shear blade | Amada, Durma, Yawei → |
| Durma | Guillotine shear | Upper / lower shear blade | Amada, Durma, Yawei → |
| Yawei / JFY | Guillotine shear | Upper / lower shear blade | Amada, Durma, Yawei → |
| LVD | MV / JS shear | Shear blade, sectional | Trumpf, LVD, Haco → |
| Haco | Guillotine shear | Shear blade | Trumpf, LVD, Haco → |
| Trumpf | Shear / combination machine | Shear blade | Trumpf, LVD, Haco → |
| Baykal | Guillotine shear | Shear blade | Shear blade overview → |
Fish and food processing
| Blade / station | What it is | Made by us | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Long slicing blade | Automatic slicers and portioning lines, any model — made to the machine | Yes | Fish slicing blades → |
| Portioning / trimming blade | Long-blade stations, edge set to the product state | Yes | Fish slicing blades → |
| Slicer blade, any size | Oblique slicers and portioning heads, any builder — length, width and thickness made to your measurement | Yes | Slicer blade page → |
| Short fillet blade | Automatic filleting and skinning heads, the 200 mm class | No | Why we say no → |
| Heading and skinning-roller blades | Automatic heading and skinning units | No | Edge angle & failure guide → |
Fish blades are made to the machine, not to a size list — machine models and generations differ too much for a published table to be anything but misleading. This workshop grinds long slicing blades only; short fillet-head blades are a different product and we do not quote them.
Your machine is not listed
That is normal: the four groups above cover the machines we are asked for most, not the whole market. What we need to quote a machine we have never seen is the same four lines every time:
| # | Send | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Length × width × thickness in mm (or inches) | The outline is the starting point, not the answer |
| 2 | Photo of the old blade with a ruler across it | Shows the bevel face, the fixing and the wear pattern |
| 3 | What the machine cuts, and the finish you need | Sets steel grade and edge angle |
| 4 | First quantity | One piece is a valid first order |
You get a drawing for approval, a price and a lead time within 24 hours. Stock sections ship in about 7 days; a new drawing takes 15–25 days after approval.
Send your machine model and old blade Custom blades made to drawing
Why this site is organised by machine brand
Because that is how the purchase actually starts. A maintenance engineer does not decide to buy “a machine knife”; the cutter stops, he reads the plate on the machine, and searches for the model. A page organised the other way — by our product families — is organised for us, not for him. So each brand page carries the fit problems that belong to that machine: which sizes are not interchangeable across brands, which generation changed the bolt pitch, which failure is the machine rather than the blade.
Where we do not have first-hand data, the page says so and asks for a drawing instead of publishing a table we cannot stand behind.
Brand names are used only to describe machine compatibility. We are not affiliated with, or an authorised distributor of, any of these manufacturers.
Tell us the machine and the size on the old blade
Fit confirmed, price and lead time within 24 hours. One piece minimum.
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