Utility Knife Dedra M9015 — 18 mm Blade, 1 Installed + 1 Spare, Rubber Handle, Snap Lock

Dedra M9015 is a compact utility knife with an 18 mm blade width, supplied with one blade installed and one spare. The tool is built for general-purpose cutting tasks such as opening boxes, trimming film and slicing packaging materials. Its rubberized handle improves control and comfort during repeated use, while the snap-lock mechanism secures the blade in position for stable cutting performance.

Advantages

The rubber handle provides a non-slip grip that reduces hand fatigue and improves precision when cutting. The snap-lock system allows quick blade fixation without tools, ensuring safe operation and consistent blade alignment. Including one spare blade extends time between reorders and makes blade replacement straightforward. The 18 mm blade width offers a balance between strength and cutting versatility suitable for light-to-medium materials.

Suitable for

• Opening and breaking down cardboard boxes in warehouses
• Cutting stretch film, tape and packaging materials
• Workshop trimming and light craft work
• Home use for DIY and general cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Blade width: 18 mm
• Blade count: 1 installed + 1 spare
• Handle material: rubberized grip
• Locking mechanism: snap-lock blade fixation
• Intended materials: cardboard, film, tape, light-to-medium materials

How to use

Hold the knife with a firm grip on the rubber handle and extend the blade if necessary according to the snap-lock position. Align the blade with the cutting line and apply steady, controlled pressure to make a single pass or several shallow passes depending on material thickness. For blade replacement, release the snap-lock, remove the used blade carefully, insert the spare blade in the correct orientation and engage the snap-lock until it clicks to secure the blade. Always keep fingers away from the cutting edge and store the tool with the blade retracted when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting technique: keep the blade angle low and use multiple light passes on thicker materials to avoid sudden slips. Replace blades when they become dull to maintain cutting safety and quality. Wear protective gloves for extended or heavy-duty use and follow local safety guidelines when disposing of used blades.