CS-K-HS10 (ten pack)

CS-K-HS10 (ten pack) is a single edge blade for professional digital cutting environments. High strength steel drag blade. Same design as the Zund Type 6 blade. For using in paper board and corrugated paper products. Often used for sample making. Blades are sold in packs of 10. It is made for shops running Gerber, Kongsberg and Zund cutting systems, making it a practical replacement choice when you need predictable fit and familiar cutting behavior across established digital cutting workflows.

The blade is designed for knife – static/drag work and supports material thicknesses up to 5 mm with a 35o cut angle and a 0.63 mm blade thickness. The flat stock profile gives the blade a familiar handling style for operators who already work with comparable tools. The physical dimensions are 2.6 cm long, 1.4 cm wide and .65 cm high, so it can be checked quickly against existing tool storage, ordering records and machine documentation.

In day-to-day production, CS-K-HS10 (ten pack) is especially relevant for board – soft such as Corrugated Plastic, Dispa(R), F-Sorb(R), Foam Board and Fome-Cor(R), corrugated single such as A Flute, B Flute, C Flute, D Flute and E Flute, paper such as Extra Heavy (114-140lbs), Heavy (93-100lbs), Light (22-56lbs) and Medium (65-82lbs), folding carton such as Light (20pt) and XL (32pt) and flexible material such as Carpet, Cork, Magnetic Foil, Magnum Magnetics and Tarpaulin. These material matches make it useful for operators who need one blade option that can be selected confidently for common production boards, films, textiles, composites, packaging stock or flexible sheet materials shown in the product data.

Because blade choice affects corners, lead-ins and small details, operators should match this item with the cut parameters recommended for the relevant machine and substrate.

CS-K-HS10 (ten pack) is also listed with compatible or alternative reference terms including 3910310, 894010, Cut, HS10, type 6 and Zund – Type 6 (3910310). These references are helpful when replacing an existing blade, comparing supplier part numbers, or confirming that the product matches the naming used in older job sheets and machine setups.