Zerma Granulator Blades - High Quality Replacement Knives
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Types of Granulator Blades We Manufacture
Rotor Blades
Rotor blades are mounted on the rotating shaft inside the cutting chamber. As the rotor spins at high speed, these blades pass closely against the stationary bed knives to shear plastic materials.
Rotor knives experience the highest mechanical load in the system and therefore require excellent wear resistance and edge stability.
Bed Knives (Stationary Blades)
Bed knives are mounted on the fixed cutting chamber housing. Their purpose is to provide the stationary cutting surface against which the rotor blades shear material.
Correct alignment between the rotor and bed knives is essential for efficient cutting.
Custom Granulator Knives
In addition to standard blade designs, we also manufacture custom granulator blades based on:
• Technical drawings
• Existing blade samples
• Machine model specifications
Our replacement blades are suitable for many Zerma granulator models used in plastics recycling and processing operations.
Correct Blade Gap (Critical for Performance)
Typical gap range is 0.1 mm – 0.3 mm. The clearance between rotor blades and bed knives is extremely important for efficient cutting.
• cutting becomes inefficient
• plastic may tear instead of shear
• dust and fines increase
• blades may collide
• excessive wear occurs
• rotor damage may result
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Granulator Blade Manufacturing Process
1. Raw Material Selection
Premium tool steel is selected based on the customer’s application and material being processed.
2. Precision Machining
Blades are cut and machined to accurate dimensions using CNC milling equipment.
3. Heat Treatment
Blades undergo controlled heat treatment to achieve optimal hardness and structural strength.
Typical hardness levels range between:
HRC 56 – 60 depending on blade material.
4. Precision Grinding
The cutting edges and mounting surfaces are ground using CNC grinding machines to achieve tight tolerances and smooth surface finishes.
5. Final Inspection
Each blade undergoes dimensional inspection and quality control checks before shipment.
Frequently Asked Questions from our Customers
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