Product Introduction

Scissors force, knife would not dare

The handheld knife vibrates its edge at 35–40 kHz — the operator guides, the blade does the cutting. Hand force drops to a guide pressure, and on synthetics the edge seals as it cuts: webbing ends, ribbons and trim come off finished.

Two handles (gun and straight) and two generators (2000B / 2000BL, H20-B) make up kits for every shift — from a trim bench to field service.

35 / 40 kHzGun & straight handlesStandard + long bladeSealed edges2000B / 2000BL / H20-B

Kit Configurations

Choose the set that fits the hand and the job

Kit	Handle	Generator	Blade	Best for
Gun kit 35 kHz	Gun type	2000B / H20-B	Standard	Trim benches, packaging lines
Straight kit 35 kHz	Straight	2000B / H20-B	Standard	Precision guiding along templates
Long-blade kit 40 kHz	Gun type	2000BL (800 W)	Long blade	Deep cuts, webbing rolls
Pen cutter	Pen	Compact generator	Fine tip	Detail work, prototypes

All kits share the tool slot system — blades and welding tips swap without retuning the generator.

Key Features

What operators notice first

01

Low hand force

The blade cuts; the hand only guides — less fatigue over a shift.

02

Sealed edges

Synthetic webbing and fabric do not fray after the cut.

03

No residue

No melted burr to trim off afterwards.

04

Two handle types

Gun for grip, straight for precision — same platform.

05

Swappable tips

Cutting blades and welding tips share the slot.

06

Protective generator

Tool overload protection with alarm auto-reset.

Technical Specification

Technical specification

Kits ship as a working set: handle, generator, blade, spare tip and case.

Choosing a kit

1

Send material samples or describe the cuts.

2

We cut-test and recommend handle + blade.

3

Kit ships with the test-cut samples.

The same platform welds — add a welding tip and the kit becomes a handheld spot welder.

Frequency	35 kHz / 40 kHz
Blade options	Standard and long blade (40 kHz)
Generator	2000B / 2000BL / H20-B handheld series
Handle	Gun type or straight type
Materials	Plastic, fabric, rubber, fibre, webbing
Voltage	AC 220 V, 50 Hz
Blade	Custom geometries on request

Suitable Applications

Cuts made daily by hand

Fabric & Trim

Ribbons, labels and fabric trim cut without fraying.

Webbing & Belt

Webbing ends sealed square — no more hot-knife smell.

Rubber & Fibre

Gaskets and fibre sheet cut with light hand pressure.

Recommended Matching Components

Complete the handheld set

Handheld Welder

Welding tips on the same 2000B platform.

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Fabric Cutting Machine

Clamped and rail formats for production.

View details →

Custom Horns & Blades

CNC-machined to your drawing — length, tooth profile and flange per application.

View details →

2000C Generator

20–40 kHz digital generator with auto tracking — drives cutting heads and welders alike.

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Customization & Testing

Try the knife on your material

Send samples — we cut them with each kit configuration and return the pieces with our recommendation.

• Material and thickness
• Cut lengths and shapes
• Straight cuts or curves
• Edge sealing requirement
• Operators per shift
• Preferred handle type if any

Send Us Your Requirement Free Process Test

1

You send samples.

2

We cut-test all relevant kits.

3

You receive the pieces and the kit recommendation.

FAQ

40 kHz or 35 kHz?

Both cut similarly on thin synthetics; 40 kHz suits finer work, 35 kHz handles a wider material range.

Can it also weld?

Yes — swap in a welding tip; the 2000B generator supports both operations.

Blade wear?

Blades are consumables — stock spares; custom geometries are available.

Is there a cordless version?

The current line is mains-powered; discuss field needs with us — solutions exist.

Handheld WelderSame platform, welding tipsFabric Cutting MachineProduction formatsRubber Cutting MachineMounted cutting

Send Samples for a Free Hand-Cut Trial

We return your samples cut with each kit — pick the handle that feels right on real work.

Contact an Engineer

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