Head-to-Head Comparison
Same job, different numbers. We put our 14,000/16,500 SPM knife next to the X-Edge XOD-P110 (9,000 SPM, $5,095) — specs, price, and what it means for your cut quality.
| Spec | TrueEdge High-Frequency |
X-Edge XOD-P110 |
|---|---|---|
| Stroke frequency | 14,000 / 16,500 SPM | 9,000 SPM |
| Stroke length | 10mm / 8mm | — |
| Body diameter | Ø40mm | — |
| Air consumption | 0.18 m³/min | — |
| Starting price | $2,880 | $5,095 |
| Custom builds | Yes (MOQ 1) | — |
At 14,000–16,500 strokes/min vs 9,000, each cut removes less material per stroke. The result: less tearing on foam and honeycomb board, cleaner edges on leather and textiles, and the ability to run faster feed rates without sacrificing cut quality. For shops cutting soft/fibrous materials daily, the difference is visible in the first job.
The X-Edge XOD-P110 lists at $5,095 (x-edge.com). Our 14,000 SPM standard model starts at $2,880 — 43% less — with 55% higher frequency. The 16,500 SPM high-frequency model is $3,280. Both include custom build options at MOQ 1.
On specs: TrueEdge offers 14,000–16,500 SPM vs X-Edge's 9,000 SPM, at $2,880+ vs $5,095. Higher frequency = cleaner cuts on soft materials. Unless you're locked into X-Edge's ecosystem, TrueEdge delivers more performance per dollar.
It's a proven tool at 9,000 SPM. But if cut quality and speed matter, 14,000+ SPM makes a measurable difference — and costs less. Compare specs against your material before deciding.