Metal Fabrication

Sawtrax Pivoting Knife

Blade can rip- and cross-cut styrene, Coroplast

Published

15 years ago

August 26, 2009

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times September 2009 Issue

Sawtrax (Kennesaw, GA) is unveiling a new pivoting knife, which can be used to score polystyrene, Sintra™ composite material and other rigid boards that can be cut in one pass. The knife, which incorporates the same Olfa segment knife blades as the company’s previous inserts, can make rip and cross cuts, and offers adjustable tension.

(888) 729-8729; www.sawtrax.com

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