Smart Knives for Gerber EnVision Plotters - Edward Mathias & Co

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Smart Knives for Gerber EnVision Plotters

Smart Knives
Smart Knives are supplied as combined blade and holder units - they replace your blade AND your blade holder.
They are pre-set and ready to fit straight into your plotter - see: About Smart Knives
Smart Knives are not "throw away" you buy them only once - see: Exchange
These can also be used in other machines including Roland, Mimaki, Mutoh, GCC, DGI, and many others.
Graphtec and Summa machines use different types.
If you have not used Smart Knives before we can send you some to try - we promise you will like them.
If you are unsure about which type/s you need you are welcome to call us on 01928 739799
NOSECAP COLOUR IDENTIFIES TYPE
MSK500V
MSK500V
SMART KNIFE
Offset 0.5mm

For cutting most common materials up to about 400 microns.

This is the type most commonly used in Gerber EnVision, and many other machines

If you use this as your standard blade you are unlikely to need other types unless you cut unusual materials.
Reserved for future use
MSK500F
MSK500F
SMART KNIFE
Offset 0.5mm

For cutting some thicker materials up to about 600 microns.

Useful for flock, thin card, foils, glitter, some thick laminates and some reflective materials.
Reserved for future use
MSK750F
MSK750F
SMART KNIFE
Offset 0.75mm

For cutting thicker materials than can be cut with the red nosed GSK09F

Can be useful for cutting some thicker laminates card etc.

Useful to stonemasons for cuting sandblast tape.
Reserved for future use
MSK750R
MSK750R
SMART KNIFE
Offset 0.75mm

Fine and fragile blade for cutting thick but not tough materials up to about 1.5mm.

Mainly used by stonemasons for cutting thick but soft sandblast mask
(Like some Anchor Tapes)

Reserved for future use
MSK500TF
MSK500TF
SMART KNIFE
Offset 0.5mm

For cutting very thin and sensitive materials.

Mainly used cutting window film, ruby film and some very thin vinyls.
Reserved for future use
Always remember to set the correct Cutter Offset for the blade type in use.
In some Gerber software this setting is called corners.

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We also make "specials" for unusual applications.
To show them here is more likely to be confusing than constructive.
If you need to solve a cutting problem you are welcome to call us.
We can usually help.
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