• The Slice® 10534 Chisel Blades
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Lames pour burin

SKU #10534

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Les lames pour burin Slice® 10534 combinent notre affûtage finger-friendly® à de l'oxyde de zirconium exceptionnellement fort pour un tranchant de raclage stable, précis et sûr. Parfaites pour un travail de précision, ces lames sont compatibles avec la plupart des manches et poignées des outils de bricolage et scalpels Slice. Ces lames sont chimiquement inertes, autoclavables et non conductrices, elles sont un choix idéal pour les fabricants d'électronique ou les employés de laboratoire. Comme toutes les lames de sécurité en céramique Slice®, elles sont sûres et ne blessent pas les doigts, elles durent jusqu'à 11 fois plus longtemps que les lames en métal comparables.

  • Type de lame : pour burin
  • Plus sûr que les lames traditionnelles
  • Le tranchant finger-friendly® racle efficacement
  • Dure jusqu'à 11,2 fois plus longtemps que les lames en acier
  • Moins de changements de lame = moins de blessures
  • Réduit les blessures, réduit les coûts
  • Ne produit pas d’étincelles, non-conductrice, non-magnétique
  • Chimiquement inerte, ne rouille pas
  • Sans revêtement huile ni lubrifiant
  • Ne nécessite pas de récupérateur de lames usagées
  • 100 % recyclable
  • Lame sûre jusqu'à 1 600 °C
  • Manches compatibles : 10548, 10589, 10568
  • 4 lames au tranchant simple par paquet
  • Réf. 10534

Great for:

  • Detailed arts and crafts
  • Scraping smaller surfaces
  • Manipulating laboratory samples
  • Precise electronics activity

Product Specifications

Cutting Depth:

Material: zirconium oxide

Dimensions: L 1,3 po x W0,32 po x H0,04 po

Weight: 0.02 lb

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FAQ

What Are Chisel Blades Made From?

Traditionally, chisels are made from a metal such as tempered steel. While the angles may vary, the blade edges are typically bevelled, allowing for a thinner point of contact on an otherwise thick blade. This allows the user to exert a fair bit of force on the chisel, either by hand for detailed work, or with a mallet for larger scale chiselling. It also wears down the edge over time, meaning anyone working with steel should know how to sharpen chisel blades.

Slice safety ceramics—made from 100 percent zirconium oxide—last up to 11 times longer than steel, so it’s unlikely you’ll need to sharpen your Slice blade any time soon. Even if you could (our blades are sharpened on diamond wheels), we don’t recommend sharpening our blades because you won’t be able to achieve our safer finger-friendly® edge at home.

How Easily Do Slice Chisels Break?

In order to achieve our safer finger-friendly grind, we use a thicker blade than most steel blades, and a material that’s much harder than steel. For this reason, our blades are very strong when used properly. In the case of chisels, as long as the blade is used to scrape or push materials, it’s very unlikely to break. If you subject the blade to a side load, it may break as it’s not designed for this kind of pressure. But then, no chisel is. As far as shattering, advanced ceramics are extremely unlikely to shatter when dropped. Read more about this in our FAQ: Do Slice Ceramic Safety Blades Break Easily?

Which Slice Handles Are Compatible With the Chisel Blades?

Our blades are made for precision chiselling and are therefore compatible with most of our precision knife handles. The 10534 blades work with our 10568 scalpel and our 10548 and 10589 craft handles. Because of the slot angle, these blades are not compatible with the 10580 Precision Knife.