9mm High Carbon Steel Segmented Blade 30 Degree Snap Off Cutter Knife Blades

Description

Our 9mm segmented blade made from premium SK5 high carbon steel. These blades are carefully designed with a size of 73mm in length and 9mm in width, along with a thickness of 0.40mm. Each blade weighs only 2 grams, making them lightweight yet highly functional for a variety of cutting tasks. The 30 degree angle design offers precise and efficient cutting performance, making them an excellent choice for both professional and DIY users.

30-Degree Angle

The specific 30-degree angle is engineered to enhance cutting precision, making it easier to slice through different materials cleanly.

High-Quality Material

Made from SK5 high carbon steel, which is renowned for its outstanding hardness and toughness. This enables the blades to maintain sharp edges over extended periods of use, even when dealing with tough materials.

Lightweight Design

Weight just 2 grams per blade, it reduces hand fatigue during prolonged use, enabling users to work comfortably for longer durations.

Materials of Utility Knife Blades
1.Carbon Steel: Like our SK5 carbon steel blades, it is known for its sharpness and ability to hold an edge well. However, it may require more maintenance to prevent rusting compared to some other materials.
2.Stainless Steel: Offers good corrosion resistance, making it suitable for use in environments where moisture or exposure to chemicals is a concern. But it may not be as sharp as carbon steel initially.
3.High-Speed Steel: Has excellent heat resistance and can maintain its cutting performance even at high speeds and under heavy cutting loads, often used in industrial applications.
4.Ceramic: Extremely sharp and durable, with good resistance to chemicals and rust. It stays sharp for a long time but is more brittle and can break if dropped or used improperly.

Types of Utility Knife Blades
1.Straight Blades

These are the most basic and commonly used type, with a straight edge that is suitable for general cutting purposes like cutting paper, cardboard, and thin plastics.
2.Hook Blades

Featuring a curved or hooked tip, they are ideal for cutting materials that are difficult to access with a straight blade, such as carpets, linoleum, and some types of fabrics.
3.Scalloped Blades

Have a serrated or scalloped edge, which provides better grip on materials and is great for cutting through tough or fibrous substances like ropes, leather, and thick rubber.
4.Round Blades

Circular in shape and usually used in rotary cutters, they are perfect for cutting curves or making circular cuts in materials like fabric, vinyl, and paper.