Introducing the properties of medical blade materials suitable for high-speed press stamping.

  Below you will find the properties of several medical blade materials suitable for high-speed press stamping:
Stainless steel:
    Good corrosion resistance: can be in contact with body fluids and various environments are not easy to rust and corrosion.
    Moderate hardness: Provides some edge retention while being malleable during the stamping process.
    Relatively low cost: makes it economically advantageous in mass production.
    For example, 304 stainless steel and 316L stainless steel are commonly used in the manufacture of general medical blades.

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Titanium alloys:
    Excellent biocompatibility: Excellent compatibility with human tissue, reducing allergies and rejection.
    High strength and light weight: Reduces overall weight while maintaining performance.
    Good corrosion resistance: adaptable to complex medical environments.
Tungsten steel:
    Extremely high hardness: extremely sharp and wear-resistant edges, able to maintain sharpness for a long time.
    However, it is relatively brittle and requires a high degree of craftsmanship when stamping.
High-speed tool steel:
    High hardness and thermal hardness: can withstand high temperatures and pressures during stamping and use.
    Good wear resistance: extends the life of the insert.
    Each of these materials has its own characteristics in terms of hardness, toughness, corrosion resistance, biocompatibility and machinability. The medical industry selects the appropriate material according to the specific blade application and requirements to ensure the quality and performance of the blade.

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