Autoconer Scissor Blades

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Autoconer Scissor Blades

They are typically made from high-quality materials such as high-speed steel (HSS), carbide, or ceramic to ensure they can withstand  the wear and tear of constant cutting.  They may also have a titanium nitride (TiN) coating to further improve their durability and cutting performance.

Autoconer scissor blades come in a variety of shapes and sizes depending on the specific application and the type of autoconer they are used with. Some blades are straight, while others have a curved profile. The blades may also have different thicknesses and cutting edge angles.

Here are some of the important factors to consider when choosing autoconer scissor blades:

  • The type of yarn being cut: Different yarns require different blade materials and geometries. For example, blades for cutting delicate yarns will be different from blades for cutting coarse yarns.
  • The speed of the autoconer: Blades for high-speed autoconers need to be especially durable and sharp.
  • The desired cut quality: A clean, precise cut is important to avoid damaging the yarn.