Multi Bottom Knives integrate multiple cutting knives into a single knife body for continuous, multi-lane slitting. Available in single-edge or double-edge configurations, they can be supplied with different locking systems to suit various machine designs.
Standard knife spacing of 5 mm or 10 mm allows precise and consistent slit widths while simplifying installation. Compared with individual bottom knives, the integrated design provides a compact structure, faster installation, consistent knife spacing, and reduced overall cost.
Multi Bottom Knives are designed for slitting machines, rewinders, and converting equipment and are suitable for paper, paperboard, nonwoven materials, flexible composites, labels, plastic films, adhesive tapes, thin paper, textiles, and other web materials.
Installed on the bottom knife shaft, the knives work with upper dished knives, flat knives, knife holders, or pneumatic knife holders to form a complete shear slitting system. WINGCHONG KNIFE can also manufacture matching upper knife and holder components for precise system compatibility.
Multiple knives integrated into one body
Available in single-edge and double-edge designs
Standard 5 mm and 10 mm knife spacing
Suitable for continuous multi-lane slitting
Consistent knife spacing and slit widths
Faster installation compared with individual knives
Compact construction for narrow-web applications
Different locking configurations available
Multi Bottom Knives are suitable for:
Paper and paperboard
Plastic films
Labels
Adhesive tapes and materials
Nonwoven materials
Thin paper
Textiles
Flexible composites
Other specialty web materials
As a custom slitter knife manufacturer, WINGCHONG KNIFE can manufacture Multi Bottom Knives according to your slit widths, knife spacing, shaft dimensions, machine configuration, and application requirements.
Customization options include:
| Outer Diameter | Inner Diameter | Thickness |
| 60 / 80 / 90 | 105 | 10 |
| 130 | 90/100 | 10 |
| 150 | 120 | 10/15/20 |
| 180 | 150 | 10/15/20 |
| 200 | 138 / 144 / 150 | 20/30 |
| 240 | 140 / 188 | 20/30 |
| 250 | 140 / 188 | 20/30 |
| 300 | 250 | 20/30 |
| Material: 1.2379、chrome-alloyed (1.5 % Cr), high-chrome-alloyed tool steels (12 % Cr) | ||
● Number of integrated knives
● Single-edge or double-edge configuration
● Knife spacing and slit width
● Overall knife body dimensions
● Bore and mounting dimensions
● Locking system
● Cutting edge geometry
● Knife material and hardness
● Surface finish
● Dimensional and geometric tolerances
Production can be based on your technical drawings, existing samples, machine specifications, or slit-width requirements.

Multi Bottom Knives are commonly installed on bottom knife shafts and used with:
● Slitting machines
● Slitter rewinders
● Multi-lane slitting systems
● Shear slitting systems
● Dished knives
● Flat knives
● Pneumatic knife holders
● Mechanical knife holders
The knife spacing, bore, and mounting configuration can be customized to match your existing machine and shaft system.

Multi Bottom Knives are particularly suitable for:
● Narrow-web slitting
● Multi-lane converting
● Label converting
● Adhesive tape slitting
● Paper and paperboard converting
● Film slitting
● Nonwoven processing
● Textile converting
● Flexible composite slitting
● Continuous web processing
Custom Manufacturer — Manufactured according to drawings, samples, and machine requirements.
Integrated Design — Multiple knives combined into one body for efficient multi-lane slitting.
Consistent Spacing — Controlled knife positioning for accurate slit widths.
Flexible Configurations — Single-edge, double-edge, and different locking systems available.
Complete System Matching — Upper knives and knife holders can also be manufactured in-house.
B2B Custom Production — Suitable for OEM, replacement, and customized slitting applications.
Abrasive Cutting Knives are industrial cutting tools specifically designed for cutting abrasive rolls such as sandpaper and abrasive cloth.
Dished knives are circular cutting tools used for shear-type slitting. Unlike completely flat “flat knives,” their blades feature a concave geometric shape (resembling a plate or dish), a design that enables them to generate specific lateral cutting forces during rotational shearing.
Adhesive materials: Self-adhesive labels, adhesive tape, various composite films (die-cutting can create a temporary seal along the cut edges).
Elastic/soft materials: Rubber, non-woven fabric (NWF), textiles, tissue paper.
Abrasive/hard materials: Materials such as sandpaper that can quickly wear down standard sharp blades.