Perforating blades are cutting tools designed to create a series of closely spaced holes, slots, or perforations in materials such as paper, cardboard, plastic, film, and textiles. These blades typically consist of a rotating circular or linear cutting edge with small teeth or gaps that enable controlled and precise perforation. Perforating blades serve various purposes, including tear-off lines, ventilation holes, easy-opening features, and aesthetic patterns. They are commonly used in industries like packaging, printing, labeling, and stationery manufacturing. Perforating blades can be found in equipment such as perforating machines, rotary perforators, and specialized cutting devices. Their ability to create uniform and well-defined perforations contributes to enhancing the functionality, appearance, and usability of products in diverse applications.
