Zund electric oscillating tools (EOTs) use a variety of blades to cut thin materials, depending on the specific application and material type. For cutting thin materials, pointed oscillating blades are often preferred due to their ability to handle fine details and tight curves. The Z17 blade, for example, is a tungsten carbide oscillating blade commonly used for cutting thin materials like self-adhesive vinyl, reflective vinyl, and PVC banners. It is noted for its sharpness and wear resistance, making it suitable for precise cuts in thin substrates.
For very thin materials up to 1 mm thick, kiss-cutting techniques might be employed, but specific blade recommendations would depend on the material's properties and the desired cut quality. Zund offers a range of flat and pointed blades for their EOTs, allowing users to choose the best blade for their specific cutting needs.
Z10, Z11, Z12 Blades – General-purpose oscillating blades for thin and flexible materials like textiles and paperboard.
Z16 Blade – A fine oscillating blade for precise cuts in materials like thin foam and light plastics.
Z20, Z21 Blades – Ideal for thin corrugated materials, cardboard, and rubber.
Z42 Blade – A precision blade for thin films and delicate materials.
The best blade choice depends on the specific material you are cutting. If you have a particular material in mind, I can suggest the most suitable blade for your application.
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