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Italian C42 Cutting Machine Blade

Italian C42 Cutting Machine Blade

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Italian C42 cutting machine blade, tailored for your international sales and after-sales needs, with English specs and maintenance steps:

1. Basic Model & Compatibility
C42 Cutting Machine Blade is a classic Italian mechanical rebar cutter (brands include OF.ME.R, Schnell (C42 ST), Icaro). The blade set is a fixed lower blade+moving upper blade pair, cold-shear designed for reinforcing steel (round/deformed bars up to φ36 mm, grade 500/600 MPa).
2. Material & Hardness
  • Original Italian C42 Cutting Machine blades: high-chromium-molybdenum tool steel (e.g., Cr12MoV/D2 equivalent), vacuum heat-treated to HRC 58–62; some premium versions use powder metallurgy high-speed steel (PM-HSS) or TiN/TiCN coated edges for wear resistance.
  • Cold-working optimized profile, typically 4-edge reversible design (can flip/rotate 4 times to extend service life) (Icaro C42 standard feature).
3. Key Specifications (Typical Original)
Item Specification
Pair Configuration Upper (movable) + Lower (fixed) blade
Cutting Edge Radius Curved for rebar, reduces chipping
Bolt Hole Pattern Machine-specific (match C42 Cutting Machine Blade OEM part number strictly)
Thickness 18–22 mm (varies by brand)
Hardness HRC 58–62 (after tempering, no brittleness)
Max Capacity Single bar φ36 mm (grade 500); multiple bars φ26 mm×2, φ20 mm×3
4. Performance & Lifespan
  • Typical service life: 100,000+ cuts for standard HRB400 rebar under proper lubrication and gap adjustment.
  • Factors reducing life: cutting hardened steel, rusty bars, incorrect blade gap (>0.2 mm), lack of lubrication, overloading (exceeding rated diameter).
5. Replacement & Maintenance Steps (Critical for Safety)
  1. Power OFF+lockout-tagout; drain hydraulic oil if applicable, clean debris around the blade seat.
  2. Remove the blade clamping bolts; mark the original orientation of upper/lower blades to avoid reverse installation.
  3. Check the blade seat for burrs/damage; grind flat if needed. Install new blade pair, torque bolts to the manufacturer’s value (usually 80–100 N·m).
  4. Adjust blade gap (use a feeler gauge): 0.05–0.1 mm for new blades, max 0.2 mm during service. Incorrect gap causes slanted cuts, excessive noise, blade chipping.
  5. Test run idle for 1–2 minutes; perform 5–10 test cuts on scrap rebar to confirm clean edges, no jamming, no abnormal vibration.
  6. Daily maintenance: clean chips after each shift; lubricate the blade guide rail with high-temperature grease; inspect bolt tightness before operation.
6. Sourcing & Quality Control
  • Genuine Italian OEM Blades: Contact OF.ME.R, Schnell, Icaro official distributors; verify part numbers and batch certificates.
  • Aftermarket Alternatives: Choose ISO9001 certified manufacturers with HRC testing reports; avoid untested low-price blades that risk machine damage and safety incidents.
  • International Packaging: Anti-rust oil coating+plastic film+cardboard box, with part number, hardness grade, and batch number clearly labeled for export customs clearance.
7. Common Issues & Troubleshooting
Symptom Cause Solution
Slanted/rebarred cuts Blade gap too large, dull edge, misalignment Adjust gap to 0.1 mm; flip/rotate blade; re-torque bolts
Blade chipping/cracking Overload, cutting hardened steel, incorrect heat treatment Stop overloading; replace with coated premium blades
Excessive noise/vibration Blade loose, seat uneven, lack of lubrication Tighten bolts; grind seat flat; re-lubricate
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