Utility Knife Dedra M9025 with 9 mm snap-off blade and metal handle

Dedra M9025 is a utility knife with a 9 mm snap-off blade and a metal handle designed for precise cutting tasks. The snap-off blade provides consecutive sharp segments that can be broken away to restore a fresh edge, while the metal handle delivers increased durability and a stable grip for workshop, craft, packaging and general-purpose cutting applications.

Advantages

The metal handle improves impact resistance and long-term wear compared with plastic variants, offering consistent balance and a secure hold during extended use. The 9 mm snap-off blade simplifies maintenance by allowing quick segment removal without replacing the entire blade, and the reinforced blade holder reduces play for accurate straight cuts. The knife’s construction supports safe blade changes and stable operation under light to medium cutting loads.

Suitable for

• Opening and cutting cardboard boxes and packaging materials
• Precision trimming of paper, film, vinyl and wallpaper
• Crafts, model making and hobby work requiring controlled cuts
• Workshop and general-purpose cutting tasks such as trimming insulation or light materials

Key specifications

• Blade type: 9 mm snap-off blade with multiple break-off segments
• Handle material: metal for improved durability and grip
• Blade change: tool-free segment breaking and blade replacement
• Intended use: light to medium cutting tasks in workshop, packaging and craft applications

How to use

Hold the knife with a firm grip on the metal handle and extend the blade to the required length using the slider or blade holder mechanism. Make controlled, steady cuts using the portion of the blade that is sharp; when the current segment becomes dull, safely break it off along the scored line to expose a new cutting edge. For full blade replacement, open the blade compartment as specified by the knife’s mechanism and insert a new 9 mm snap-off blade, ensuring it is seated correctly before use. Keep fingers away from the blade path and retract the blade when the knife is not in use.

Usage recommendations

Use the knife for suitable materials and avoid forcing it through very hard or thick objects to prevent blade damage. Wear cut-resistant gloves for tasks with higher risk of slips, and store the knife with the blade retracted. Replace blades or segments as soon as cutting performance declines to maintain precise results and reduce the risk of accidents.