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Today we are going to tell you about our Utility knife 2000.

Sollex announces "Martor Secunorm 540" the product of the week 9.

Industrial blades and knives for the plastics industry

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Sollex was founded 1927.

Sollex recommends blades for Lung Meng extrusion blown film machines from Taiwan

Martor industrial razor blade 772 is replaced with Sollex 3Ped.

Martor Trapezklinge 752 is replaced with Sollex 752.42.

Martor Trapezklinge 612 is discontiuned, but Sollex has the same blade in stock. Part number 975-2H.

Intek customers gets to top performance with Sollex circular machine knives

Cutting edge performance for thin stretched film through typographic analysis

Packaging gets an update for digital cutting machines such as Zund, Summa, and Gerber

The best way to find the right blade for Agriculture film such as bale wrap, silage wrap, and horticulture wrap is to try how some different blades performs in your process.

Blades for streched and recycled films or blades for Reifenhäuser's circular economy.

Report from K2019: The world's No.1 Trade Fair for Plastics and Rubber. Dusseldorf 16-23 October 2019.

Sollex exhibits at Colorama's reseller fair 2019

Sollex takes in Martor Secunorm 50000210

Sollex visits the world number one fair for plastics and rubber. The K2019 fair in Dusseldorf.

Sollex supplies durable scalpels for industrial use

Sollex goes to the Ahlsell fair in Arlöv

Sollex supplies metal detectable

Sollex develops revolutionary hard-metal tools with extreme tolerances

Order martor 619 from Sollex

Now you can order replacement blades for mat cutters

Sollex and Pathease go to Linköping

Sollex attends Plastteknik fair in Malmö

Sollex and Brunner participates in big shoemaker fair in Jönköping

I just spoke to the maintenance manager at a large Swedish industrial company. They have previously used regular snap-off blades in their process, that needed to be beveled and exchanged constantly.