Catalogue
Cutters
ClearCut Technologies is a South African cutting company for workshops that need clear specs, not brochure talk.
Router Cutter
Router Cutter covers flute choice, cut depth and feed settings for board, hardwood and aluminium composite sheet. We note spindle speed ranges, chip evacuation and edge checks that matter in South African workshops where dust load and heat can change finish quality fast.
Plasma Path
Plasma Path deals with amperage, pierce height and consumable wear for plate that must cut clean without excess dross. Material thickness, earth clamp condition and power stability are set out clearly, including the checks that help on sites where voltage dips mark the edge.
Knife Cell
Knife Cell focuses on drag knives, oscillating heads and hold-down methods for foam, vinyl, gasket stock and corrugated sheet. Blade angle, mat condition and corner behaviour are specified so short runs and repeat work stay consistent across changing operators.
Blade Library
Blade Library lists blade types by material, cut style and expected wear pattern instead of vague part naming. Edge geometry, coating, stock thickness and swap-out signs are recorded so the right blade goes onto the machine before damaged sheets start piling up.
Kerf Notes
Kerf Notes sets out measured cut width, compensation values and test-piece checks for each cutter and material set. Small kerf errors become costly on nested parts, so we record tool wear, heat effect and the settings used when dimensions were signed off.
Fixture Plate
Fixture plate support for South African cutting floors, with attention to clamping, alignment and repeatable setup.
Dust Path
Dust Path covers extraction points, hose sizing and chip removal around cutters that lose accuracy when waste builds up. Fine MDF dust, acrylic swarf and mixed offcuts behave differently, so cleaning intervals and blockage checks are written to suit the actual cutting load.
Software Nest
Software Nest looks at part spacing, grain direction, bridge placement and tool assignment before sheets reach the table. We tie nesting decisions back to cutter diameter, kerf allowance and remnant handling so material yield does not come at the cost of broken tools or poor edges.
Training Edge
Training Edge is where operators work through cutter handling, collet cleaning and first-cut verification on the machine they will use. Attention goes to zeroing, clamp checks and recognising a worn edge early, because minor setup mistakes can scrap expensive sheet within minutes.
Spares Cut
Spares Cut keeps the cutter line supplied with blades, collets, bearings, belts and other wear parts that affect cut quality. The focus is on correct fitment, storage and replacement points, especially where coastal air or dry inland dust shortens component life.
Service Visit
Service Visit reviews cutter condition, spindle runout, table flatness and the settings being used against the material on hand. Test cuts, wear inspection and maintenance notes are captured on site so recurring edge defects can be traced to a specific cause rather than guessed at.
Sample Pack
Sample Pack provides test cuts across common materials so cutter choice and machine settings can be checked before full production starts. Boards, plastics or light non-ferrous sheet can show very different edge behaviour, and the pack helps compare finish, tolerance and tool wear under the same conditions.
Coastal Pack
Coastal Pack deals with salt air, storage rust, and edge protection issues that usually surface once routine production starts.
Highveld Pack
Highveld Pack addresses dust load, dry conditions, and power-related wear that only becomes obvious after the line settles.
Night Shift
Night Shift focuses on handover gaps, reduced supervision, and restart errors that tend to appear after the first smooth run.
Export Week
Export Week covers crating, paperwork, and cut consistency checks that matter when finished work is moving through OR Tambo.
Training Day
Training Day tackles setup mistakes, blade handling, and care-note discipline before small operator errors become damaged stock.
Spares Bridge
Spares Bridge keeps production moving when blades, belts or wear parts are needed between planned tooling cycles.