We have a ready stock of replacement blades for our various models of plastic granulator machines available for immediate shipment. All knives are manufactured in our workshop using the high-grade SKD11 steel that is further heat treated for long wear and maximum toughness.
We also offer granulator knives in D2 and W18 steel upon request.
CUSTOM BLADE SIZES
Regardless of the type or brand of plastic granulator machine you own, send us the specifications and we can manufacture replacement knives for you at discounted prices.
INQUIRIES
Send us the dimensions of the granulator knives using the form below to get the latest prices and lead times.
Frequently Asked Questions
What blade steels are available?
All knives are manufactured in our workshop using high-grade SKD11 steel, further heat treated for long wear and maximum toughness. Granulator knives in D2 and W18 steel are also available upon request, so tell us your preferred grade when you send your inquiry.
Do you stock blades for immediate shipment?
Yes: we keep a ready stock of replacement blades for our various granulator models available for immediate shipment. Keeping a spare knife set on hand is good practice, since it lets you rotate in sharpened blades without stopping production when a set dulls.
Can you make blades for granulators from other brands?
Yes. Regardless of the type or brand of plastic granulator machine you own, send us the specifications and we can manufacture replacement knives for you at discounted prices. Custom blade sizes are a standard part of our service, so include full dimensions and hole patterns with your inquiry.
How often should granulator blades be replaced?
Blade life depends on the material processed and the operating hours: abrasive or contaminated feedstock dulls edges faster. Monitor cut quality and amperage draw, since rising power consumption or poor granulate quality signals that it is time to sharpen or replace the knife set.
What information do you need to quote replacement blades?
Send us the dimensions of the granulator knives using the inquiry form below: length, width, thickness, hole pattern, and blade type (rotor versus stationary), plus your machine brand and model if it is not an ASG machine. Photos of the existing blades are helpful too.
How should granulator blades be maintained?
Keep blades sharp with regular sharpening on a proper blade grinder, avoid running the granulator empty or feeding metal contaminants, and maintain correct blade gaps. Good maintenance extends blade life and keeps power consumption and granulate quality within specification, reducing overall operating costs.