CenturionPro Bed Bar Blade - Original - D2 Hardened Steel
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Clean Cross-Cutting Trimmer Blade Edge - D2 Hardened Steel
A dull or mismatched bed blade slows trimming and leaves ragged cuts on plant material. The CenturionPro Bed Bar Blade is built from D2 hardened steel with a hardness of Rockwell 59, so it holds a sharp cross-cutting edge through regular use on your trimmer.
Sold as a single blade, this unit suits growers who need to replace or refresh the bed blade on one machine, from small home setups to commercial trim rooms running CenturionPro equipment.
Key Features & Benefits
- D2 hardened steel — a tough material that keeps its edge in repeated use.
- Rockwell 59 hardness — a defined hardness rating you can plan maintenance around.
- Cross-cutting action — works with the cutting reel to make a precise cut.
- Multi-model fit — compatible with CenturionPro Original, Silver Bullet, Gladiator and Mini trimmer machines.
Who Should Use CenturionPro Bed Bar Blade
Anyone running a compatible CenturionPro trimmer who wants to restore cutting performance, from home gardeners to licensed commercial operations.
About CenturionPro Bed Bar Blade
The CenturionPro Bed Bar Blade (Original) is made of D2 hardened steel with a Rockwell 59 hardness rating. It is listed for unit compatibility 777118/777122 and is sold each.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which machines does this blade fit?
A: It is compatible with CenturionPro Original, Silver Bullet, Gladiator and Mini trimmer machines. Unit compatibility is listed as 777118/777122.
Q: What is it made of?
A: The blade is made of D2 hardened steel. This gives it a durable cutting edge.
Q: What does Rockwell 59 mean?
A: Rockwell is a scale that measures how hard a metal is. A rating of 59 describes this blade's hardness.
Q: How many blades come in a sale?
A: It is sold each, which means one blade per purchase.
Q: Does a harder blade need less attention?
A: Harder steel generally holds an edge longer than softer steel. You should still inspect the blade regularly and clean it after use.
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