Utility knife GTV HT4C626 with 18 mm snap-off blade, ABS plastic handle, triple cutting edge

GTV HT4C626 is a utility knife fitted with an 18 mm snap-off blade and a durable ABS plastic handle. The blade has a triple cutting edge that prolongs service life and maintains cutting precision as segments are snapped away. The tool is designed for controlled, straight cuts in cardboard, film, carpet and similar sheet materials and includes a mechanism for quick blade replacement and secure locking during use.

Advantages

The ABS handle provides a lightweight yet robust grip that resists impact and everyday wear. The 18 mm snap-off blade with a triple cutting edge reduces downtime by allowing several fresh edges from a single blade. A simple locking mechanism keeps the blade firmly in place during cutting operations, improving safety and accuracy. The design supports fast blade changes without tools, making it practical for repeated use on site or in the workshop.

Suitable for

• Cutting cardboard and corrugated boxes
• Trimming plastic film and packaging materials
• Cutting carpet, linoleum and floor coverings
• General workshop and DIY cutting tasks
• Construction site trimming and shaping work

Key specifications

• Blade width: 18 mm
• Blade type: snap-off segmented blade with triple cutting edge
• Handle material: ABS plastic
• Blade change: tool-free quick replacement mechanism
• Locking: manual blade lock for secure positioning

How to use

Hold the knife with a firm grip on the ABS handle and extend the desired length of the snap-off blade. Position the blade on the cutting line and apply steady, even pressure while pulling or pushing along the material to create a clean cut. When the exposed segment becomes dull, retract the blade, snap off the used segment at the designated score line using the tool’s breaker or a suitable pliers, then extend the next sharp segment. Replace the blade when all segments are used up following the manufacturer’s blade change procedure.

Usage recommendations

For safer operation, always keep fingers clear of the blade path and engage the blade lock before setting the knife down. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as cut-resistant gloves and eye protection, on construction sites or during prolonged cutting tasks. Store spare blades in their original packaging and dispose of used segments in a puncture-resistant container.