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Blade Breakage

Blade breakage refers to the sudden snapping of a blade during use. This can occur with tools such as knives, saw blades, or cutting instruments and poses a danger to the user. Blade breakage can result from material fatigue, improper handling, or excessive stress.

Causes of Blade Breakage

  • Material fatigue: Repeated stress causes cracks and material weakening.

  • Overuse: Excessive pressure or incorrect use of the blade.

  • Improper storage: Corrosion or material degradation due to poor storage conditions.

Preventing Blade Breakage
Proper handling, regular maintenance, and the use of high-quality blades can significantly reduce the risk of blade breakage. Tools should also be properly cleaned and stored after use.

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