Technical textiles, composites, aerospace interiors, leather goods and more: the same Gerber cutters, and the same wear parts, run in many more cutting rooms.
Garment, automotive interiors and furniture are where most Gerber cutters run, but not all. The same machines cut technical, safety and leather materials every day, and they wear the same blades, bristle blocks and sharpening parts.
Different materials wear a cutter in different places. Use this as a starting point, then send us your material and Gerber model and we confirm the exact parts.
Material
What it does to the cutter
Parts to watch
Glass & carbon fabrics
Abrasive fibers wear blade edges and sharpening media quickly.
A general guide based on common wear patterns. Actual wear depends on ply height, cutting speed and maintenance.
Cutting Something Different?
If your cutting room runs a Gerber cutter, we can most likely supply its parts, whatever you cut on it. Tell us three things and we take it from there.