1.The problem of the knife not being durable
Blade's own factors
Poor material: If the material used for the blade has low hardness and poor toughness, such as an ordinary carbon steel blade, it will easily wear out during cutting or friction.
Manufacturing process defects: Improper heat treatment, weak welding, etc. during the manufacturing process will cause uneven stress distribution within the blade, which is prone to cracks, chipping, etc. during use, thereby accelerating wear.
Usage factors
Improper operation: too fast cutting speed, too large feed amount, too deep cutting depth, etc. will increase the pressure and friction on the blade, resulting in increased wear.
Lack of lubrication and cooling: During the cutting or processing process, if the blade is not lubricated and cooled in time, the blade temperature will be too high, causing thermal cracks, phase change wear, etc., and reducing the wear resistance of the blade.
external environmental factors
Harsh working environment: If it is used in an environment with a lot of dust and impurities, or the material being cut has high hardness and rough surface, the surface of the blade will be scratched and worn.
Chemical corrosion: In an environment with moisture, corrosive gas or liquid, the blade is prone to chemical corrosion, reducing its surface hardness and wear resistance.