Key Features
- High Hardness and Wear Resistance
- Zirconia ceramic blades are several times harder and more wear-resistant than traditional metal blades.
- Maintain sharpness even with frequent use, reducing replacement frequency and extending tool life.
- Eco-Friendly and Health-Safe
- Made from high-purity zirconia materials, free from harmful chemicals.
- Does not rust, release toxins, or contaminate food or materials being cut, ensuring safety and environmental friendliness.
- Easy to Clean
- Non-stick surface prevents food or debris from adhering to the blade.
- Simple to rinse and clean, saving time and maintaining hygiene.
- Outstanding Durability
- Resistant to corrosion, oxidation, and magnetization.
- Withstands exposure to acids, alkalis, and organic substances, making it suitable for various challenging environments.
- Sharp and Lightweight
- Razor-sharp cutting edges ensure effortless slicing and cutting tasks.
- Lightweight design makes it easy to handle, reducing fatigue during extended use.
- Elegant and Modern Design
- Smooth, polished surface with a jade-like appearance, combining ancient ceramic craftsmanship with modern technology.
- Adds sophistication to kitchens, laboratories, and industrial tools.
Applications
Zirconia Ceramic Blades are widely used in various fields, including:
- Kitchen Tools
- Fruit knives, chef knives, and scissors designed for cutting fresh produce and cooked foods without leaving metallic odors or rust marks.
- Ideal for preparing raw and delicate foods.
- Industrial Cutting Blades
- Trimming, scraping, and other cutting tasks in manufacturing and engineering.
- Specialized blades for textile cutting, battery separator trimming, and capsule cutting machines.
- Medical Devices
- Surgical blades and components for precision cutting.
- Office and Commercial Use
- Receipt cutters and shredders equipped with durable ceramic blades.
- Maintenance Tools
- Ceramic sharpening blocks for honing both traditional and ceramic blades.
Manufacturing Process
Zirconia ceramic blades are crafted using advanced techniques:
- A mixture of zirconia and alumina powders is pressed under 300 tons of pressure in a mold and sintered at 2000°C.
- The blades are polished with diamond tools to achieve a sharp edge.
- Handles are added to complete the product, resulting in a blade with high hardness, density, and resistance to extreme temperatures.
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