Fiskars Snap-Off Utility Knife Replacement Blades
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Product Description
Fiskars Snap-Off Utility Knife Replacement Blades include five stainless steel snap-off utility blades with multiple razor-sharp edges in a single blade. When an edge dulls, snap off the used segment and keep cutting with a fresh, razor-sharp edge. Ideal for quick, clean cuts on a wide variety of DIY materials such as cardboard, tape, packaging, plastic, twine and foam, this five pack comes in a plastic case for safe and convenient blade storage.
Compatible with: Fiskars Snap-Off Utility Knife (9mm and 18mm), as well as most standard 9mm or 18mm snap-off utility knives from other brands.
Which Size Do You Need?
- 9mm: 12 razor-sharp, snap-off edges in one blade (60 edges per pack). Fits the Fiskars 9mm Snap-Off Utility Knife, item 1072585.
- 18mm: 8 razor-sharp, snap-off edges in one blade (40 edges per pack). Fits the Fiskars 18mm Snap-Off Utility Knife, item 1072587.
Features & Benefits
- Each pack includes five stainless steel replacement blades
- Multiple razor-sharp, snap-off edges in every blade
- Plastic case offers safe, convenient blade storage
- Ideal for cutting cardboard, tape, packaging, plastic, twine, foam and more
- Fits Fiskars Snap-Off Utility Knives and most standard 9mm or 18mm snap-off knives
Warning: cut hazard, sharp blade. Always keep blades away from fingers and body and keep out of reach of children. Small parts, not for children under 3 years.
Instructions
- Retract the old blade fully and remove any remaining blade stub from the knife chamber.
- Take one new blade from the plastic case, handling it by the scored back edge, not the cutting edge.
- Insert the blade into the chamber with the scored segments facing the blade slider so each segment can be snapped off cleanly.
- Load up to five blades into a Fiskars Snap-Off Utility Knife; the next blade feeds automatically when the previous one is removed.
- Snap off dull segments one at a time by extending one segment past the handle and breaking it with the slider or pliers. Dispose of used segments safely.
- Store unused blades in the plastic case with the lid closed.
* Multiple cases may be shipped per package in order to minimize the charge for shipping.
Technical Information
Fiskars Snap-Off Utility Knife Replacement Blades
- Material: stainless steel
- Blade Width: 9mm or 18mm
- Edges Per Blade: 12 (9mm), 8 (18mm)
- Country of Origin: China
Note: Specifications are those given by manufacturers and are not tested for accuracy.
1072586 | 1072588 Standard sizes
| ITEM SIZE | ITEM # |
ITEMS PER CASE |
QUANTITY ORDERING |
PRICE PER ITEM |
PRICE PER CASE |
|---|
9mm / 5-pack | 1072586
UPC = 020335080638 | 2 | Single Item (1 Item) 1 - 4 Cases (2-9 Items) 5 - 9 Cases (10-19 Items) 10+ Cases (>= 20 Items) | $2.31 $1.93
a 16% discount $1.89
a 18% discount $1.87
a 19% discount | |
18mm / 5-pack | 1072588
UPC = 020335080676 | 2 | Single Item (1 Item) 1 - 4 Cases (2-9 Items) 5 - 9 Cases (10-19 Items) 10+ Cases (>= 20 Items) | $2.92 $2.59
a 11% discount $2.55
a 13% discount $2.51
a 14% discount | |
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