Insert knife HM/HW 16x16.5x2 mm R2 RH-LH
Key features
Material HM/HW
Rotation RH-LH
Overall length L 16 mm
Height H 16.5 mm
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17 pcs
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Insert knife HM/HW 16x16.5x2 mm R2 RH-LH is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Insert knife HM/HW 16x16.5x2 mm R2 RH-LH is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Thickness T
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Overall length L [mm]
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Cutting Material
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Direction of rotation
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Height H
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Radius R
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Indexable insert/knife type
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Blade clamping system
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ApplicationFor edgebanders
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Insert blade geometryProfile / Profiling
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HM profile knife for edge banding machine
Index: K01.161602.R2
Replaceable HM profile plate designed for sanding units in edge banding machines with mechanical feed. The plate is used for precise finishing and profiling of edge banding. The durable HM construction guarantees clean cuts without tearing and high work safety.
Key technical parameters and properties:
- Made of HM: Ensures appropriate hardness of the cutting edge and resistance to abrasion during continuous edge processing.
- Precise profiling (R): Exactly ground profile radius guarantees a smooth edge finish and effective removal of milling marks.
- Easy installation and hassle-free replacement: The design with locating holes allows for quick, stable mounting in the sanding head and reduces machine downtime.
Application and material purpose:
The tool is intended for sanding and profiling edges in finishing units of automatic edge banding machines.
It works excellently when processing edges made of plastic (ABS, PVC, PP) and veneers.
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