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Replacement Utility Blades
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These blades replace worn, bent, ragged, rusty, or missing blades on compatible utility knives. Blade shape, mounting holes, and notches must match the knife mount to ensure proper seating. Blade tips of different styles cut, pierce, or hook into material to suit different cutting tasks.
Straight-Edge Standard-Tip Replacement Utility Blades
Standard, pointed tips on these blades puncture materials so their straight edge can slice through. They make more precise cuts than blunt- and round-tip blades. These blades score drywall and cut a range of materials, such as cardboard, plastics, and fabrics.
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Straight-Edge Blunt-Tip Replacement Utility Blades
Blunt tips on these utility blades form right-angle corners that allow puncture cuts while reducing the risk of injuries compared to standard, pointed-tip blades. The blades' straight edge slices through material after the puncture is made. They cut a range of materials, such as cardboard, plastics, and fabrics.
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Straight-Edge Round-Tip Replacement Utility Blades
Rounded tips on these utility blades reduce the risk of injuries and prevent damage to contents when cutting open boxes. Their straight edge slices through foam, cardboard, and other materials that don't require an initial puncture cut.
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Straight-Edge Hook-Tip Replacement Utility Blades
Hooked tips on these utility blades pierce into and curve onto material so their straight edge can slice through. They make precise cuts and prevent damage to underlying surfaces. Hook blades cut roofing shingles, carpet, linoleum, and dense materials.
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Serrated-Edge Standard-Tip Replacement Utility Blades
Standard, pointed tips on these utility blades puncture materials so their serrated edge can saw through for faster cutting with less force than straight-edge blades. Their teeth leave rough edges, but cut dense or fibrous materials such as rope, drywall, thin wood, and thick straps.
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