April 18, 2013
How Do We Do That? Reverse Engineering Explained
Have a knife, but not sure of the specifications? Think your knife is a challenge to duplicate? Not a problem! Whatever your application, machine, or material York Saw and Knife is able to work with you to reverse engineer a solution for you. We can design and produce a knife for you with the ultimate […]
Read moreApril 02, 2013
Lower Priced versus Higher Priced Blades: Benefits and Applications
York Saw and Knife manufactures blades not only for a wide array of applications, but for various price points as well. Some customers may want a lower costing blade versus a higher quality blade at a higher price point. The following are reasons and examples for the cheaper and more expensive option of our blades. […]
Read moreMarch 18, 2013
Choosing the Right Material for Your Industrial Knives
We can use different steels to manufacture industrial knives for our customers, but choosing the right one is important for an accurate and consistent cut every time. The materials are chosen based upon application of your blade. Below is a recap of some of the materials that can be used along with the benefits of each. […]
Read moreMarch 12, 2013
International Boston Seafood Show Recap
On Sunday, York Saw and Knife’s Tom Bowser attended the Intentional Boston Seafood Show for the first time to promote our seafood processing blades as well as blades for packaging. The show was well attended with the aisles generally full of visitors from the opening to closing on the first day of the show. The show featured […]
Read moreJanuary 11, 2013
Look Out World, Here We Come!
Happy New Year, everybody! The past few months at York Saw have been a veritable blur. Business is booming, and on top of that, we’ve been working on a big announcement that I’m excited to finally be able to share with you. Just a few moments ago, we launched an updated version of yorksaw.com which […]
Read more