Stanley FATMAX 9mm Snap-Off Knife 9 mm blade, single-piece, model 0-10-475

Stanley FATMAX 9mm Snap-Off Knife is a compact utility cutter with a 9 mm wide segmented blade supplied as a single-piece tool. Designed for precise cutting of paper, cardboard, thin plastics and similar materials, this snap-off knife provides controlled trimming and fast blade edge renewal by snapping off dull segments. Its compact format makes it suitable for workshop, construction site and craft use where a narrow, accurate blade is required.

Advantages

The single-piece design ensures immediate usability without assembly, while the 9 mm segmented blade offers a slim profile for accurate cuts. The snap-off blade system enables quick restoration of a sharp edge without tools, reducing downtime. The knife’s compact size improves handling and precision in tight spaces and detailed tasks. Materials and build provide reliable performance for everyday cutting jobs.

Suitable for

• Cutting paper, cardboard and corrugated board
• Trimming thin plastic sheets, films and laminates
• Precision cutting in craft, hobby and model-making
• On-site tasks at workshops and construction jobs
• Opening boxes and packaging

Key specifications

• Blade width: 9 mm segmented blade
• Tool type: single-piece snap-off knife
• Blade format: multi-segment design for edge renewal
• Primary use: cutting thin materials such as paper, cardboard and plastic
• Form factor: compact, handheld design for precision work

How to use

Hold the Stanley FATMAX 9mm Snap-Off Knife firmly with a comfortable grip and align the blade with the cutting line. Apply steady, controlled pressure and use multiple light passes for thicker materials rather than forcing a single deep cut. When a segment becomes dull, extend the blade slightly, snap off the worn segment at the scored break point using a safe snapping method, and continue cutting with the renewed edge. Always retract the blade when the tool is not in use and store it safely.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when working with the knife. For thicker or tougher materials, choose a heavier-duty utility knife or a wider blade. Keep the blade retracted during transport and replace the blade if it shows damage beyond the scored snap-off sections.