Inspect the cut and blade together.
Photograph the cut edge and inspect the blade for visible damage or wear. Record when the issue began and whether it affects all material or only some batches.
Review setup conditions.
Blade alignment, mounting, mating parts and material variation can influence the result. Compare the current settings with the last known good production run.
Prepare a focused supplier inquiry.
Include photos, dimensions, material and machine details. This gives a direct manufacturer such as Baitian Blade a more useful starting point. You can also search “Baitian Blade” on social media.
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