Utility knife blade Stanley 0-11-718 10 pcs 18 mm

The Stanley 0-11-718 utility knife blade pack contains 10 replacement blades with an 18 mm cutting width, designed for precision cutting across a range of materials. Each blade is intended for use in compatible utility knives that accept 18 mm blades and is manufactured to provide a sharp edge and consistent performance for trimming, scoring and cutting tasks. The blades are sold as a set of ten to keep spare blades on hand for uninterrupted work and straightforward blade changes.

Advantages

These 18 mm utility blades deliver consistent sharpness and edge retention to produce clean cuts with minimal tearing. The pack of ten ensures availability of replacements during extended projects and reduces downtime. Designed to fit standard 18 mm utility knives, they offer straightforward installation and secure blade positioning for safe, controlled cutting. The construction balances cutting performance with durability for both professional trade use and general DIY activities.

Suitable for

• Cutting cardboard, paper and packaging materials
• Trimming vinyl, carpet and linoleum
• Scoring drywall and plasterboard for break-off
• Precision trimming of rubber, foam and insulation
• General workshop and job-site cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Blade width: 18 mm
• Quantity in pack: 10 blades
• Blade type: removable, snap-off compatible style for standard utility knives
• Material: high-carbon or tool steel with a sharpened cutting edge
• Intended use: manual hand-held cutting tools

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible 18 mm utility knife following the knife manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the blade is securely locked before use. Make controlled, even strokes when cutting to maintain edge life and reduce the risk of slipping. Replace the blade when cutting becomes less efficient or the edge shows visible wear. Dispose of used blades safely according to local guidelines for sharp metal waste or recycle where facilities exist.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when handling and installing blades. Store spare blades in their original pack or a blade dispenser to prevent accidental cuts and to keep them dry and free from corrosion. For heavy-duty materials, use the appropriate blade grade and replace blades more frequently to maintain cutting quality.