Concave Trimming Knife Blade Stanley 60mm 5192 Width 0.5mm Thickness 0.63mm

The Stanley Concave Trimming Knife Blade 60mm (model 5192) is a precision replacement blade designed for fine trimming and detailed cutting work. With a 60mm cutting edge and a concave profile, this blade is shaped to deliver controlled, accurate cuts on a variety of materials while fitting compatible Stanley trimming and utility knife handles. The thin 0.5mm cutting width combined with a 0.63mm overall thickness provides a balance between sharpness and structural rigidity for repeatable performance.

Advantages

The concave geometry supports close, controlled trims and reduces drag along edges for cleaner results. A narrow cutting width helps make delicate incisions and fine detail cuts, while the 0.63mm thickness adds stiffness to prevent unwanted bending during use. Manufactured to Stanley quality standards, the blade is suitable for professional and DIY environments where predictable, precise cutting is required.

Suitable for

• Trimming vinyl, wallpaper and edge materials
• Precision cutting of foam board, card and paper
• Detail work on rubber, leather and fabrics
• Model making and crafts requiring narrow, accurate cuts

Key specifications

• Cutting edge length: 60 mm
• Cutting width: 0.5 mm
• Blade thickness: 0.63 mm
• Concave blade profile for controlled trims
• Compatible with standard Stanley utility/trimming knife handles that accept 60 mm blades
• Material: hardened steel for edge retention and durability

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible Stanley knife handle according to the handle manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the blade is secured before use. Position the concave edge against the work surface and apply steady, controlled pressure to make short scoring passes or continuous strokes depending on the material. For thinner materials, use lighter pressure and multiple passes; for thicker materials, make firm, deliberate cuts while keeping the blade angle consistent to maintain accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as cut-resistant gloves and eye protection. Replace the blade when signs of dulling or chipping appear to maintain cut quality and reduce the risk of slipping. Store spare blades in their original packaging or a blade-safe container to prevent accidental contact.