Precision is non-negotiable in the knife and cutlery industry, where every edge must meet exact sharpness, shape, and finish standards. From high-speed blank cutting to fine edge honing and mirror polishing, CUMI offers tailored knife and cutlery making abrasive solutions designed for forged blades, stamped cutlery, professional tools, and speciality knives—supporting mass production without compromising blade integrity or finish quality.
High-speed cutting of stainless and carbon steel sheets for blade blanking. Clean separation with minimal burrs, low heat zones and controlled thermal input.
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Profile grinding for blade shaping, bevel forming, and tapering. CUMI’s knife and cutlery making abrasives ensure dimensional control with consistent edge geometry.
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Surface refinement of blades and handles—prior to coating or packaging. High clarity and mirror-grade finishes for stainless knives, forged chef blades, and cutlery sets.
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CUMI abrasives are built to withstand long production cycles with minimal wear, reducing changeovers.
CUMI abrasives adapt to different geometries, materials, and machinery setups.
Our sealed production and strict QC ensure every batch meets grit, bond, and bonding consistency—reducing process variation and rework across high-throughput lines.
Custom grit combinations, wheel sizes, and bonds designed to match specific machines, materials, and finish goals.
Use high-performance zirconia or ceramic abrasives for a cooler cutting action. CUMI’s grinding belt and flap wheel belts and flap wheels minimize discoloration and preserve blade temper.
To achieve a true mirror finish on knife blades, follow a multi-stage polishing process:
CUMI offers specialized polishing wheels and compatible compounds tailored for stainless steel and forged blades—ensuring clarity, reflectivity.
Not ideally. Blade geometry, hardness, and edge sharpness requirements vary. CUMI offers application-specific solutions to maximize life and output for each product type.
Yes. Overheating during powered grinding is a well-known risk. Friction buildup at the edge can soften the blade’s temper and compromise edge retention.
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Over-pressuring an abrasive belt or disc not only accelerates wear but also degrades finish quality. This lowers tool life and causes edge inconsistencies.
