Jingwei JWEI Flatbed Digital Cutter Tables Knives Knife Blades Overview
JWEI flatbed digital cutter tables support a broad range of knife types and cutting methods, including oscillating, tangential, drag, kiss-cut, rotary, and long-blade options. The blades vary by geometry, angle, and maximum cutting depth, so the right choice depends on the material and the cut quality you need.
Cutting methods
JWEI tables are used for both cutting and non-cutting operations such as creasing, scoring, engraving, marking, and drawing. Common cutting methods include oscillating knife cutting for thicker or tougher materials, tangential knife cutting for precise corners, drag knife cutting for fast work on thin materials, kiss cutting for labels, and rotary knife cutting for soft flexible materials. Routing and V-cutting are also supported on some setups for rigid or thicker substrates.
Common blade types
The knife lineup includes models such as J301 kiss-cut, J303/J306/J307/J309/J311/J312/J314/J315/J316/J317/J319/J320/J321/J325 oscillating blades, J327 and J347 long knife blades, J331 and J341 oscillating tangential knives, J353 and J354 drag knives, and J373/J374/J375/J379 rotary blades. Example capacities shown in the source include J325 for up to 17 mm cutting depth and J327 for up to 35 mm, while smaller blades like J301 are listed for about 1 mm depth.
Material fit
These tools are used across packaging, textiles, signage, foam, rubber, composites, cardboard, and thin plastics. In practical terms, oscillating blades suit tougher materials, kiss-cut blades suit labels and stickers, and rotary blades suit fabrics and other soft flexible media. The right blade choice is mainly about matching blade angle and depth to the material thickness and edge requirement.
Blade overview table
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Blade type |
Typical use |
Noted depth |
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J301 kiss-cut |
Labels, sticker work |
1 mm |
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General-purpose cutting, thicker substrates |
13–23 mm, depending on model |
|
|
Thicker board and deeper cuts |
35 mm |
|
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Precise corners and harder shapes |
18 mm |
|
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Thin, fast cutting jobs |
5–20 mm |
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Soft, flexible materials |
3–5 mm |
A concise way to think about JWEI blades is this: choose oscillating for power, tangential for precision, drag for speed, kiss-cut for partial cuts, and rotary for soft materials.
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