Utility Blades Products

We recommend Hook blade for roofing felt. By using hook blades, you need less power and can more easily control the knife by pulling the handle instead of pressing and pulling. Hook blade is used for longer durability. Most often it is the bitumen on the hook blade edge that makes the hook blade dull rather than the hook blade becoming worn.

Tip: Try to wash the hook blades for longer durability.

Long utility blade is a kind of high quality utility blades for cutting a wide range of materials from plaster and roofing felt to linoleum and lead sheet. The blade has different edge coatings to achieve long-lasting sharpness while maintaining optimal performance when working with harder materials. It is suitable for use with most utility knives on the market.

It is a high quality utility blade that cuts most materials safely and effectively. The blade has different edge coatings to achieve long-lasting sharpness while maintaining optimum performance when working with harder materials.

It is a hooked blade with a tip for penetrating and cutting materials such as aluminum foil, floor and roofing layers and plastic layers. Thanks to the design of the blade, you can easily cut through materials without the risk of damaging the underlying material.

This is a blade that allows you to quickly snap off the dull part of the blade and be instantly ready for the next cut with a new sharp edge. It's fast and easy! Plus, the one with the titanium coating offers the best performance, even when working with harder materials like rubber and molded polyurethane.

This blade has a concave design that allows you to use less force when making precision cuts in floor coverings and detail work around pipes in wet rooms. The blades have different edge coatings that are optimized to cut through tough materials with ease.

We can also call it hobby knife blade, it's used with a handle. Hobby knives can be used in a variety of ways. They're not just used by hobbyists, but by artists, designers, seamstresses, soap makers, and DIYer's, to name a few. They're used to trim, carve, cut, and make shapes in materials like plastic, paper, leather, and even wood.

This is the replacement blades for safety knives. The sharp blade provides a clean cut, while it's possible to achieve a high degree of control with a single edge razor to cut precisely to size. Woodworkers and other crafters also use single edge razors for trimming edges on wood, laminate, and other materials after cutting to remove curls and burrs.

Our utility blades are suitable for most utility knives on the market and are manufactured with optimized metal composition and edge coating to stay sharp for a long time. This way, as a professional, you can get as many cuts out of each blade as possible before you have to replace it with a new one.