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Ebelmann’s solutions for special cutting devices

By June 1, 20191 Min Read
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Specialised in hard materials’ machining, 80 per cent of Ebelmann’s production is dedicated to the textile industries (special cutting devices). Thanks to constant technical innovation, equipped with fully digitised machining centres at the leading edge of technology, Ebelmann contributes, with its customers and partners, to the enhancement of their production resources by offering reliable high-performance solutions like special cutting devices specially drawn for industrial textile machines.


Ebelmann offers a manufacturing service and a re-sharpening service for all types of cutting devices (made in tungsten carbide, high speed steel and ceramic). For technical fibres as Kevlar®, carbon or glass, Ebelmann manufactures very special scissors, with carbide tungsten blades, in association with polycrystalline diamond inserts.

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