Utility knife KWB 015609 Snap-off blade knife 145 mm length 9 mm width

The KWB snap-off blade knife is a 145 mm long cutting tool with a 9 mm wide snap-off blade system. It comes with three professional-quality 9 mm blades made in Solingen, Germany, and stores two spare blades in an integrated blade magazine. The knife features a protective cap on the tip, a robust stainless-steel blade guide, and an ergonomically shaped zinc die-cast handle designed for controlled handling and precision cutting.

Advantages

The tool offers quick blade replacement through a snap-off mechanism and an easy withdrawal system for used segments. A blade slider with a fixing function secures the blade during work, while the protective cap enables safe blade snapping and storage. The stainless-steel guide and zinc die-cast housing increase durability and provide stable cutting performance.

Suitable for

• Precision cutting in crafts and hobbies
• Opening and cutting packaging and cardboard
• Cutting paper, film and lightweight materials
• General workshop and DIY tasks requiring a compact utility knife

Key specifications

• Overall length: 145 mm
• Blade width: 9 mm
• Includes three 9 mm snap-off blade segments from Solingen, Germany
• Two spare blades stored in integrated blade magazine
• Stainless-steel blade guide
• Zinc die-cast ergonomic housing
• Protective cap for blade tip and snapping function
• Blade slider with locking/fixing function

How to use

Extend the blade using the slider to the required cutting length and engage the fixing function to lock the blade in place. After a blade segment becomes dull, close the protective cap over the tip and snap off the used segment along the scored line. Remove used segments through the easy withdrawal system and replace them from the spare blades stored in the blade magazine. Store the knife with the blade retracted and the protective cap in place when not in use.

Usage recommendations

For safe and precise results, use the knife on a stable cutting surface and apply steady, even pressure. Replace blades as soon as cutting performance decreases and dispose of snapped-off segments according to local safety regulations.