Utility knife blade Stanley 0-11-952 5 pcs 0.65 mm thickness 60 mm length

The Stanley 0-11-952 utility knife blades are supplied as a pack of five replacement blades, each 60 mm long and 0.65 mm thick, intended for precision cutting tasks. These concave-profile blades are compatible with most standard utility knives and are shaped to deliver controlled, fine cuts on materials such as leather and marquetry where accuracy is required. The blades are designed for straightforward replacement and use in everyday workshop and hobby settings.

Advantages

Concave geometry provides improved control for detailed cutting, helping to produce clean edges and fine contours. The 0.65 mm thickness balances rigidity and blade responsiveness, reducing flex while allowing delicate slicing. Delivered as a five-piece pack, the set ensures spare blades are available for continued work without interruption. The blades are suitable for a variety of general-purpose cutting tasks while being optimized for precision applications.

Suitable for

• Precision leather work and small repairs
• Marquetry, inlay and fine woodworking trimming
• Hobby and model-making tasks requiring detailed cuts
• General-purpose trimming of paper, card, film and thin plastics

Key specifications

• Quantity per pack: 5 blades
• Blade length: 60 mm
• Blade thickness: 0.65 mm
• Blade profile: concave for precision cutting
• Compatibility: fits standard utility knives except specified fixed-blade models

How to use

Ensure the utility knife is compatible and that the knife is held securely according to the knife manufacturer's instructions. Carefully remove the spent blade following safe blade-change procedures and install a new blade until it locks into place. Use controlled, steady strokes and maintain appropriate cutting angles for the material being worked on. Replace blades when they show signs of dulling to maintain cut quality and reduce slippage risk.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate hand protection and eye protection when cutting. Use a stable cutting surface and cut away from the body. Store spare blades in their original packaging or a suitable container to prevent accidental contact.