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Model / series
Pneumatic shear-cut knife holder; documented minimum slit width is 30 mm and recommended operating pressure is 4–6 bar.
Send an enquiry ↗Delsar is the industrial-knife and cutting-system range of Sacau & Delsar. The former Delsar Lame website now leads to the combined manufacturer website. Its range includes circular knives, counterknives and pneumatic knife holders for web materials. Replacement selection depends on blade geometry, holder execution and the arrangement of the opposing cutting edge.
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Model / series
Pneumatic shear-cut knife holder; documented minimum slit width is 30 mm and recommended operating pressure is 4–6 bar.
Send an enquiry ↗Order number: 11800PS055059
Pneumatic shear-cut holder; the manufacturer lists code 11800PS055059, a 60 mm minimum slit width and recommended pressure of 4–8 bar.
Send an enquiry ↗Provide holder model, full marking and the blade-mounting drawing. Record outside diameter, bore, thickness, edge angle and mounting direction separately for knife and counterknife. State web material, grammage or thickness, slit width and line speed. For pneumatic parts document connection threads, recommended operating pressure and installed valve control. Maximum pressure is distinct from the recommended working range. Check holder spacing, engagement travel and lateral contact pressure against the installation. A resharpened blade may have a different diameter, so the original model designation alone does not establish the required setting.
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