The Graphtec Compatible CB015U 60° Blade is a high-precision, ultra-sharp cutting blade designed for thick and dense materials, ensuring smooth, clean cuts with minimal resistance. Engineered for Graphtec cutting plotters using CB015U blade holders, this 60-degree blade is ideal for sandblast stencil, reflective vinyl, magnetic sheets, and other heavy-duty materials.
Manufactured from premium tungsten carbide, this blade delivers long-lasting durability and superior edge retention, reducing tearing, material drag, and cutting errors. Perfect for sign makers, automotive vinyl cutters, and industrial applications, this blade ensures high-accuracy results for detailed cuts on rigid substrates.
Key Features & Benefits:
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60° Blade Angle for Thick & Dense Materials – Designed for cutting sandblast stencil, reflective vinyl, magnetic sheets, and other specialty materials.
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Graphtec Compatible Design – Works seamlessly with Graphtec cutting plotters using CB015U 1.5mm blade holders.
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Ultra-Sharp, High-Precision Cutting – Ensures clean, accurate cuts on thick materials with minimal resistance.
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Durable Tungsten Carbide Construction – Provides extended blade life and reduces frequent replacements.
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Smooth Cutting Performance – Minimizes drag and tearing, improving cut accuracy and production efficiency.
Ideal Applications:
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Sandblast Mask & Stencil Films – Cuts thick, durable materials with ease.
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Reflective & Magnetic Films – Ensures precision cutting on rigid, heavy-duty substrates.
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Automotive & Industrial Signage – Works with specialty films used in commercial applications.
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Thick Vinyl & Specialty Graphics – Designed for dense, high-tack materials requiring extra blade depth.
Why Choose the Graphtec Compatible CB015U 60° Blade?
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Perfect for cutting thick and heavy-duty materials with high precision.
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Designed for detailed cuts on rigid substrates with minimal drag.
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Compatible with all Graphtec plotters using CB015U 1.5mm blade holders.
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Tungsten carbide construction for extended durability and clean cuts.
