Utility Knife Blades

Blade Types and Materials

Carbon Steel Blades: These traditional blades offer sharp cutting edges suitable for everyday workshop tasks. They are typically designed to fit most standard utility knives and provide reliable performance for general-purpose applications including cardboard, plastic packaging, and softer materials.

Bi-Metal Blades: Constructed with welded bi-metal technology, these advanced blades combine a sharp cutting edge with a flexible body. Bi-metal construction generally allows blades to stay sharper significantly longer than traditional carbon blades, reducing replacement frequency and downtime in busy shop environments.

Packaging Options for Shop Efficiency

We carry utility knife blades in multiple pack sizes to suit different usage levels:

• 5-Pack Blades: Ideal for technicians who prefer to stock individual toolboxes or for low-volume applications
• 100-Pack with Dispenser: Convenient for high-traffic shops where multiple technicians need quick access to fresh blades. Dispensers typically allow single-blade dispensing to minimize waste and improve safety

Compatibility and Blade Types

Most blades in our inventory are designed to fit standard utility knives commonly used in automotive service facilities. Blade configurations may include Type 92 blades and two-notch designs. Thickness specifications typically range around .024" for general-purpose applications, though this varies by model. Always verify compatibility with your specific utility knife model before ordering.

Safety Considerations for Shop Use

Utility knife blades are sharp cutting instruments that require proper handling and storage. When selecting replacement blades for your facility:

• Ensure proper disposal containers are available for used blades to prevent injury
• Consider dispensers that minimize direct hand contact with fresh blades
• Train technicians on safe blade change procedures and proper cutting techniques
• Store blades in original packaging or dispensers to maintain sharpness and prevent accidental contact

Choosing the Right Blade for Your Application

For general workshop cutting tasks involving packaging materials, tape, and light-duty applications, standard carbon blades typically provide excellent value and performance. For shops with heavy blade usage or applications requiring extended edge life, bi-metal blades may offer better long-term economy despite higher initial cost, as they generally maintain sharpness considerably longer than traditional carbon options.

Utility Knife Blades