Elitron Blade, Elitron Blades, Elitron Knife

The Elitron Blade is a series of industrial cutting tools designed for precision slicing in food processing, paper, and textile industries. The product line includes models such as 13501, 13502, 135301, and 135500, each with distinct geometries and edge profiles. These blades are manufactured from tungsten carbide, a material known for extreme hardness and wear resistance. The blades are not coated but are ground to sharp edges using CNC-controlled grinding processes for dimensional accuracy.

Tungsten carbide grades used are typically K10 or K20, standard for industrial cutting blades requiring high edge retention. Blade thickness ranges from 0.8 mm to 2.0 mm depending on model, with tolerances of ±0.05 mm on width and thickness. Edge angles vary between 25° and 35°, optimized for different materials. The blades are not heat-treated after grinding, as the carbide substrate retains hardness without additional tempering. Surface finish is typically 0.4 µm Ra, suitable for clean cuts without material buildup.

These blades are purchased by manufacturers of slicing machines in the food packaging, corrugated board, and non-woven fabric sectors, primarily in Southeast Asia and Latin America. They are supplied in bulk packs of 10 to 100 units, with custom packaging available upon request. Buyers should confirm the exact model number and intended application, as blade geometry is highly specific to machine type. No tool life data is provided; users must validate performance under actual operating conditions.

Makas Carbide Knives Co., Ltd. operates from Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China, with a facility focused on the production of carbide cutting blades for industrial machinery. The company does not disclose its founding date, workforce size, or export volume. The listing shows no certifications, quality management systems, or third-party testing reports. The supplier’s trust tier is harbor, indicating basic registration but no verified production capacity or quality audit. Response rate is zero, suggesting limited buyer engagement capacity.

The supplier lists over 30 blade models but provides no technical drawings, material certificates, or performance data. There is no mention of in-house grinding capabilities, tool life testing, or custom design services. Buyers should treat this as a volume manufacturer of standard blade types, not a technical partner. No factory photos, videos, or certifications are referenced. Lead time, minimum order quantity, and packaging details are not stated and must be confirmed directly.