Utility Knife Blades MODECO GOLD LINE 18 mm MN-63-125, snap-off segmented blades

Pack of MODECO GOLD LINE replacement utility knife blades MN-63-125, 18 mm wide snap-off segmented blades designed for standard 18 mm utility and craft knives. These hardened blades offer multiple fresh cutting edges by breaking off worn segments, allowing precise and continuous cutting performance for light to medium materials. The blades are suitable for workshops, packaging, DIY projects and general-purpose cutting tasks involving cardboard, paper, vinyl and carpet.

Advantages

Snap-off segmented design provides repeated fresh edges without the need for frequent sharpening, extending usable life and reducing downtime. Hardened steel construction improves edge retention and cutting accuracy, while the 18 mm width ensures compatibility with most standard utility knives and stability during use. Blades are lightweight and easy to install, supporting fast blade changes and safe removal of spent segments.

Suitable for

• Cutting cardboard and corrugated boxes
• Trimming paper, poster board and craft materials
• Cutting vinyl, linoleum and light flooring materials
• Carpet trimming and edge cutting
• Packaging, parcel opening and workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Blade type: snap-off segmented blade
• Blade width: 18 mm
• Material: hardened steel
• Number of usable segments per blade: multiple snap-off sections for successive fresh edges
• Compatibility: standard 18 mm utility and craft knives

How to use

Insert a blade into the knife according to the knife manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the blade is securely locked before cutting. Use the sharp segment for cutting with steady, controlled strokes and apply appropriate pressure for the material being cut. When the cutting edge becomes dull, snap off the worn segment along the scored line using pliers or the knife’s built-in snapper, exposing a fresh edge. Dispose of removed segments safely in a sharps container or wrapped receptacle.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, always wear appropriate hand protection and keep fingers away from the cutting path. Use blades matched to the material thickness and avoid excessive bending or prying motions that could cause breakage. Store spare blades in their original packaging and keep out of reach of children.