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Slitting Tools Features
Core Specifications
Station Sizes:
C Station: Max diameter up to 50.8mm (2").
D Station: Max diameter up to 88.9mm (3.5").
E Station: Max diameter up to 114.3mm (4.5").
Common Dimensions: Typically used for widths like 5mm, 8mm, or 10mm with lengths extending to the maximum station capacity.
Material Compatibility: Designed for cold-rolled steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.
Key Features
Interchangeable Inserts: Most modern CDE slitting tools use a holder system with replaceable punch inserts. This is more cost-effective than replacing a large, solid tool.
Shear Angles: Often ground with a Roof Top or Whisper Shear to reduce punching force, minimize noise, and prevent "slug pulling."
Guided Stripping: High-performance versions feature a fully guided stripper plate to ensure the sheet remains flat and the narrow punch blade does not deflect during the hit.
Coolant/Lubrication Holes: Integrated ports to allow air or oil mist to reach the cutting edge, extending tool life during high-speed nibbling.
Common Applications
Peripheral Cutting: Cutting the outer perimeter of a part to "shake" it out of the skeleton.
Internal Windows: Creating large rectangular openings by punching the four sides.
Part Separation: Slitting between multiple parts on a single sheet for easy nesting removal.
AMADA Type Slitting
1.Holder fixed insert blade by 2X M8 bolts
2.Insert blade max 16mm
MATE Type Slitting
1. 4X M6 bolts install insert blade
2.Max 16mm for insert size
Wilson Type Slitting
1.This type need 2X 3/8"-16 bolt tighten insert
2.Blade insert Max 19.05mm
Almost guide assembly could install slitting holder+insert
Available shape Rectangel,Oblong,Microjoint
