LONG CUTTING KNIVES
Long serrated knives
Blade examples used for film, tape and nonwoven cutting. Match the blade length, mounting slots and tooth shape to the grinding fixture.
SERRATED KNIFE GRINDING
MF100CNCFour-axis CNC
Serrated Knife Grinder
A dedicated grinding machine for toothed cutting knives. Share your blade drawing and tooth geometry to confirm the right setup.
Need help matching MF100CNC?
Send your blade details, voltage, quantity and destination country.
- Blade/tool photo
- Size range
- Voltage
- Quantity
- Destination country
For industrial cutting knives · Built in Foshan, China
Machine overview1 / 7
Select a thumbnail to review blades, working range, controls and specifications.
4axesCNC grinding control
1,000 mmMaximum tool length
150 mmMaximum grinding wheel diameter
START WITH YOUR BLADE
What kind of knife do you need to grind?
Long serrated knives and compact toothed blades have different clamping and tooth geometry requirements. Send a sample photo or drawing for review.
COMPACT TOOTHED BLADES
Small serrated cutting blades
Different blade sizes and mounting patterns need a setup review. Share dimensions, material and mounting details to review the fixture and grinding setup.
WHERE THESE BLADES ARE USED
Cutting applications
Application examples help identify the knife you need to grind. Confirm the actual blade and material before selecting a setup.
Packaging film cutting
Identify the film-cutting blade, tooth geometry and mounting pattern.
Nonwoven cutting
Review the cutting knife and production requirements for fibrous materials.
Illustrative end-use examples. These images show blade applications, not the grinder in operation.
SUPPLIED MACHINE VIDEO · 9 SECONDS
SEE THE GRINDING PROCESS
A closer look at the tooth grinding setup.
The supplied video shows the grinding wheel working at the blade edge. Use a trial with your actual blade to check the tooth geometry and finish you need.
Touch-screen control panel
The supplied photo shows an MCGS touch screen, an emergency stop and a power indicator.
MATCH THE TOOTH GEOMETRY
The blade details that determine your setup.
Blade length alone is not enough. Pitch, height, angles, material and clamping all matter when reviewing an application.
Pitch, tooth height and angles
Send a drawing with the tooth profile and blade dimensions.
Blade material and edge requirements
Describe the material, current edge condition and desired cutting result.
Review the mounting and clamping details
Keep the tooth edge accessible.
Send mounting slots, holes and support requirements. The illustrated fixture is a concept; the actual fixture must be selected for your blade.
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Technical specifications
Check these machine dimensions against your blade and workshop requirements.
| Machine weight | 675 kg |
|---|---|
| Total power | 5 kW |
| X / Y / Z axis travel | 1,100 / 500 / 500 mm |
| Spindle runout | < 0.02 mm |
| Machine dimensions (L × W × H) | 2,120 × 970 × 1,410 mm |
| Maximum grinding wheel diameter | 150 mm |
| Maximum tool length | 1,000 mm |
LET’S MATCH YOUR BLADE
Send a blade drawing.
We’ll review the grinding setup.
A clear blade photo and drawing help us confirm tooling, clamping and machine configuration.
- 01Blade photo & drawingLength, width, thickness and mounting holes
- 02Tooth geometryPitch, tooth height, angles and material
- 03Production requirementsQuantity, target finish, voltage and country
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Review the product detail sheets.
Open the English artwork to review the machine overview, grinding details and specifications.
BEFORE YOU REQUEST A QUOTE
Common questions
Is this the same as the MF223C profile knife grinder?
This page is for the MF100CNC serrated knife grinder. The MF223C is listed separately as a profile knife sharpening machine. Start with your blade type and drawing when selecting a machine.
Can my blade be ground on this machine?
Send the blade dimensions, material, tooth geometry and mounting details. Application suitability should be confirmed with your actual blade and, where needed, a grinding trial.
What should I send for a quotation?
A blade photo or drawing, tooth pitch and angles, blade material, quantity, required voltage and destination country.