Axyz Cnc Router-Knife Systems Carbide Cutting Knife Blades And End Mills Router Bit
Sep 22, 2026
Axyz CNC router-knife hybrid systems utilize specialized tungsten carbide cutting blades, drag/oscillating knives, and solid carbide router bits designed for high-performance fabrication
Dongguan, Guangdong Sep 21, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Axyz Cnc Router-Knife Systems Carbide Cutting Knife Blades And End Mills Router Bit
1. Drag-and-drop plotter blades for lightweight drag-and-drop plotters or mechanical vinyl attachments. They rotate freely with the movement of the gantry for fine cuts.
Axyz 20314: 45-degree Roland-type carbide blade. Standard configuration for everyday pressure-sensitive signage vinyl, cast vinyl, and film masking.
Axyz 22872: 60-degree Roland-type carbide blade. Offers a steeper angle for cutting thicker, denser materials such as high-visibility reflective film, glitter heat transfer vinyl (HTV), or magnetic foil.
2. Reciprocating vibrating blades (6mm round shank) designed for reciprocating cutters (such as the AXYZ Trident series) to process flexible sheets and foams with a vertical "sawing" motion, avoiding tearing. The round/center tip (KR1 profile) is designed to slide along curves, reducing adhesion of high-density sheets. BT-57275 (B1041L-6 / KR1-6): 6 mm maximum cutting depth. Suitable for thin folding boards, cardboard, and fine gaskets.
BT-57267 (B1041L-10 / KR1-10): 10 mm maximum cutting depth blade. Designed for cardboard and low-density corrugated plastic sheets.
BT-57265 (B1041L-15 / KR1-15): 15 mm maximum cutting depth blade. Widely used for medium-thickness corrugated plastic sheets.
BT-57269 (B1041L-20 / KR1-20): 20 mm maximum cutting depth blade. Suitable for multi-layered cardboard.
BT-57268 (B1041L-25 / KR1-25): 25 mm (1 inch) maximum cutting depth. Suitable for sound-absorbing panels, insulation boards, and thick rubber gaskets.
BT-57268-30 (B1041L-30): Heavy-duty 30mm length version with optimized downward angle.
BT-572050 (B1041L-50): Maximum cutting depth 50mm. Ideal for cutting shipping box foam linings and multi-layer cardboard.
BT-572065 (B1041L-65 / KR1-65): 65mm deep-cut blade for thick packing pads.
BT-57270 (B1041L-70 / KR1-70): 70mm extra-long blade for high-density protective foam structures.
BT-57290 (B1041L-90 / KR1-90): 90mm deep-cut blade for processing building insulation materials.
BT-572100 (B1041L-100 / KR1-100): 100mm heavy-duty industrial-grade solid carbide insert. Maximum cutting depth suitable for thick technical furniture fabrics or packaging foams.
BT-572115 (B1041L-115): 115mm extra-long insert for dedicated deep foam milling blocks. Single-edged flat tip (KF1 type) provides maximum tool rigidity and clean cuts along flat lines on rigid, highly abrasion-resistant materials.
BT-57210 (B1031L-10 / KF1-10): 10mm flat tip insert.
BT-57215 (B1031L-15 / KF1-15): 15mm flat tip insert for thick washers and high-density rubber.
BT-57220 (B1031L-20 / KF1-20): 20mm flat-end insert.
BT-57230 (B1031L-30 / KF1-30): 30mm flat-end insert, suitable for tough rubber substrates.
BT-57235 (B1031L-35 / KF1-35): 35mm flat-end insert.
BT-57240 (B1031L-40 / KF1-40): 40mm flat-end insert.
BT-572070 (B1031L-70 / KF1-70): 70mm deep flat-end cutter.
BT-572110 (B1031L-110 / KF1-110): 110mm flat-head vibrating saw blade.
BT-572120 (B1031L-120 / KF1-120): 120mm maximum flat-head industrial blade.
BT-561215 (B1051L-15): 15mm deep dedicated single-edged oscillating blade.
BT-56290 (B1031L-90): 90mm single-edged flat-head vibrating tool.
B1051L-5: 5mm ultra-short pointed solid carbide blade for fine cardboard tracing.
Double-edged flat-head tip (KF2 type) allows for bidirectional cutting vectors without lifting the tool from the slot, thus increasing overall production speed.
BT-56240 (B2031L-40 / KF2-40): 40mm double-edged blade.
BT-56265 (B2031L-65 / KF2-65): 65mm double-edged blade.
BT-56270 (B2031L-70 / KF2-70): 70mm double-edged blade.
BT-562090 (B2031L-90): 90mm deep double-edged cutting blade.
3. Tangential and curved blades for heavy-duty steering tangential shaft modules. The machine precisely rotates these blades to match the cutting direction.
Part number 26082: 60° double-edged blade. Perfect balance of tip strength and flexibility, suitable for folding cartons, styrene, high-density PVC banners, and thick cardboard. BT1051X-20 (Part No. 61329): Extra-trapezoidal heavy-duty blade. Best suited for deep cutting of thick corrugated cardboard, high-density honeycomb panels, and thick gasket assemblies.
BT1051L-7: 7 mm tangential lightsaber blade specifically designed for high-density composites and carbon fiber prepreg layers.
BT1033d-29: Flat shank drag blade configured for direct mounting into a rigid tangential adapter for specialized heavy-duty packaging processing.
4. Rotary Pizza Wheel Blades: These blades are housed in a rotating tangential blade housing. They roll directly through tough fibers, cleanly cutting materials that tend to clump or accumulate under standard blade tips.
Part No. 26085 / BT1041X-2 (028036): 48 mm solid carbide decagonal/circular rotating grinding wheel. Primarily used for fiberglass-reinforced plastic (GRP), vinyl flooring, woven textiles, and carbon abrasive gasket materials.
5. AXYZ CNC engraving machines utilize a variety of specialized cutting tools, such as top/bottom spiral cutters, V-cutters, and multi-flute carbide end mills, suitable for a wide range of materials from wood and plastics to aluminum and composites. Common AXYZ CNC cutting tool types:
Top and Bottom Spiral Cutters: Top-cutting drills remove chips upwards, while bottom-cutting drills leave a clean top surface finish.
V-Cutting Cutters and V-grooving Cutters: Designed for machining, folding, and 3D lettering/beveling on ACM (aluminum composite) panels (e.g., 90-degree or 150-degree AXYZ V-cutting cutters).
Carbide End Mills: Single-flute, double-flute, or triple-flute carbide end mills for contouring and high-speed machining of non-ferrous metals such as aluminum.
PCD (Polycrystalline Diamond) Cutting Tips: Significantly extend tool life in grinding or high-volume production compared to standard carbide cutting tips.
Recommended Key Tools for AXYZ Routers
Single-blade top-cutting spiral drill: Suitable for aluminum sheets, acrylic, and non-ferrous metals, ensuring fast chip removal without melting.
Compression slotting end mill: Best suited for double-sided laminates, MDF, and plywood, leaving clean, chip-free top and bottom edges.
Insertion-type V-groove cutter: An essential tool for ACM (aluminum composite) panel manufacturing due to its low blade replacement cost.
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