Utility Knife Blades 9 mm MODECO MN-63-013 — 12-piece metal snap-off blades

Pack of 12 MODECO 9 mm metal snap-off utility knife blades designed as replacement blades for compatible cutter knives. Each blade is 9 mm wide and has multiple scored segments that allow progressive use and safe snapping to reveal a fresh cutting edge. These blades are intended for cutting paper, cardboard, plastic film and similar materials in workshops, construction sites and packaging operations.

Advantages

The metal construction provides consistent edge retention and durability during repeated cutting tasks. Scored segments permit quick restoration of a sharp edge without the need for sharpening tools, reducing downtime. The compact 9 mm width fits standard narrow utility knives and allows precise straight cuts in confined areas. The 12-piece pack ensures a ready supply of replacement segments for frequent use.

Suitable for

• Cutting cardboard and corrugated boxes
• Trimming paper, board and laminates
• Opening packaging and removing tape
• Cutting plastic film and shrinkwrap
• Light on-site construction and workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Blade type: metal snap-off blade with multiple scored segments
• Blade width: 9 mm
• Quantity: 12 blades per pack
• Edge: straight, segmented for snapping to renew the edge
• Compatibility: fits narrow 9 mm utility knives that accept snap-off blades

How to use

Insert a blade into a compatible 9 mm snap-off utility knife following the knife manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is securely locked before use. Make controlled cutting motions with steady pressure appropriate to the material being cut. When the current segment becomes dull, use the knife's snapper or a suitable tool to break off the spent segment along the scored line, exposing a new sharp edge. Handle removed segments and broken tips carefully and dispose of them safely.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when working with utility knife blades. Store blades in their original packaging or a blade case to prevent accidental contact. Avoid cutting hard materials or prying with the blade to reduce the risk of breakage; replace the blade if it shows chips or excessive wear.