Transparent Vinyl Sheet 45 Degree 60 Degree Blade

The more horizontal cutting orientation of the 45 degree blade accurately distributes the cutting task over a larger blade area and thus last longer and is cheaper.

Transparent vinyl sheet 45 degree 60 degree blade.

Ioline plotter blades 45 or 60 degree. 23mm 1 length x 2mm diameter shank diameter 2mm. The 45 blade is the standard blade for cutting color adhesive standard vinyl. Suitable for cutting media up to 0 25mm thick with a max cutting distance of approximately 4000 meters.

Suitable for cutting media up to 0 25mm thick. 23mm 1 length x 2mm diameter shank diameter 2mm. With minimal blade in the material a 60 degree blade tends to cause fewer if any vinyl ears. With minimal blade in the material a 60 degree.

Fits ioline artpro techno arts switch studio 7 8 classic super88 plotters smartrac series vinyl cutters. Plotter blades in 45 degree and 60 degree. We only accept u s. A lower angle 45 degree is great for thin materials while a steeper angle 60 degrees has a more vertical cutting orientation that penetrates deeper.

Each package contains 3 blades. An increased amount of blade dragging through the material when cutting fine detail can cause what they call vinyl ears parts lifted up. A good rule of thumb is to use a 30 degree blade for films that are in the 1 2 mil range. Cb09 cb09u graphtec cutting blade holder with 15pcs vinyl cutter plotter cutting blades for silhouette 30 45 60 degree each degree 5pcs 4 1 out of 5 stars 70 19 99.

Standard blade for cutting color adhesive media standard vinyl. A lower angle 45 degree is great for thin materials while a steeper angle 60 degrees has a more vertical cutting orientation that penetrates deeper. A 45 degree blade would be good for films that are 2 mil up to around 5 or 6 mil and then a 60 degree blade is good for films that are thicker than 6 mil. Graphtec 0 9mm cb09ub blade is available in 45 or 60 angles.

Films like avery dennison beaded or prismatic reflective films are best cut with a 60 degree blade. Using a 60 degree blade on everyday cutting is a waste of a blade technically speaking. An increased amount of blade dragging through the material when cutting fine detail can cause what they call vinyl ears parts lifted up.