2ft/4ft Plotter Cutting Blade

Plotter blade, which is available in Kenya, specifications primarily involve the cutting angle (30°, 45°, or 60°), material (typically tungsten cemented carbide or "Super Steel"), and physical dimensions like diameter and length. Key Specifications Cutting Angle: This is the most crucial specification, determining the types of materials the blade can effectively cut. 30-degree blade: Best for very thin materials like window tint and delicate films, or for fine, intricate details. 45-degree blade: The standard, all-purpose blade included with most vinyl cutters, ideal for medium-thickness materials such as standard vinyl, paper, and cardstock (up to 4-5 mil thick). 60-degree blade: Recommended for thicker or tougher materials, including reflective films, flock, twill, and magnetic vinyl, as its steeper angle allows for deeper, more aggressive cuts. Material: Most high-quality plotter blades are made from tungsten cemented carbide due to its exceptional hardness, durability, and long service life. Dimensions: Diameter: Common diameters are 0.9mm, 1.5mm, and 2.0mm, which must match the specific blade holder being used. Length: Typical lengths are around 19mm to 24mm. Offset: This specification (commonly around 0.25mm) is a setting in the plotter software that compensates for the physical distance between the center of the blade holder and the blade's tip, ensuring accurate cuts, especially around corners. Compatibility and Usage The specific blade needed depends on your plotter model (e.g., Roland, Graphtec, Mimaki) and the material you are cutting. Always verify that the blade is compatible with your machine's blade holder and perform a test cut after changing blades to ensure optimal performance. These guides detail the cutting angles, materials, and dimensions for plotter blades: