Introducing the KATANA® Doctor Blade series
designed with unmatched precision and performance
With a passion for craftsmanship, Fuji Shoko is proud to develop fine doctor blade with trusted quality, meticulously designed and manufactured in Japan from start to finish.
Our Katana® Doctor Blade series come in high quality Ceramic, Steel, and Plastic – all designed to achieve quality web printing and coating in every gravure/flexo application.
Ceramic Doctor Hi-Blade®
Ceramic Doctor Hi-Blade® is our highest quality ceramic-coated model, offering excellent resistance against wear and abrasion.
Our special ceramic coating improves the wiping quality and blade life. Since we introduced the world’s first rolled ceramic-coated doctor blade in the 1980s, we have improved the quality to a satisfactory level that has earned us the trust of our customers as a pioneer in ceramic coatings.

Excellent resistance against wear and abrasion
Our special ceramic coating improves the wiping quality and blade life

Made from high-purity, high carbon steel alloy
Manufactured under stringent quality control, from materials to sharpening and final inspection
Steel Doctor Hi-Blade®
Steel Doctor Hi-Blade® is manufactured under stringent quality control, from materials to sharpening and final inspection.
Our decades of experience and knowledge enable us to consistently offer quality products that always go above and beyond our customers’ expectations.
Plastic Doctor® Blade
Once purchased you get support and lifetime updates for the theme.
Plastic doctor blades are resistant to organic solvents, oils, grease and acids, as well as weak alkaline solutions. Material options are available among PET, HDPE and POM with different levels of hardness and heat resistance.

Resistant to organic solvents, oils, grease and acids
Available in PET, HDPE and POM with different levels of hardness and heat resistance
Doctor Blade Basics

Doctor blades are precision parts that are an essential part of a printing press and are used to scrape off ink.
Doctor blades are placed in contact with the cylinder (Anilox) of printing presses to scrape off excess ink and coating liquid. The material and shape of the blade tip must be changed depending on the printing press to which it is attached, and selecting the optimum component will ensure beautiful printing.
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