Utility Knife STANLEY FMHT10330-0 25mm snap-off blade, rotary knob and blade lock

STANLEY Utility Knife FMHT10330-0 is a compact cutting tool with a 25mm snap-off blade, designed for controlled, repeatable cuts in cardboard, paper, plastic and light construction materials. The tool integrates a rotary knob for accurate blade extension and a blade lock that secures the blade in position during use. Its slim profile and straightforward blade change mechanism make it suitable for workshop, packaging and general-purpose tasks where consistent blade performance is required.

Advantages

The snap-off 25mm blade provides a long cutting edge and allows quick restoration of a sharp edge without replacing the whole blade. The rotary knob gives precise control over blade extension, while the blade lock prevents accidental retraction or over-extension during cutting. The knife’s construction supports fast blade replacement and stable handling for repetitive operations.

Suitable for

• Cutting cardboard and corrugated boxes
• Trimming paper and films
• Cutting lightweight plastics and laminates
• General packaging and workshop tasks
• Light renovation and interior work that do not require heavy-duty metal cutting

Key specifications

• Blade type: 25mm snap-off segmented blade
• Blade adjustment: rotary knob for controlled extension
• Blade retention: mechanical blade lock for secure positioning
• Body: compact hand-held form factor for one-handed use
• Blade change: tool-free replacement of snap-off blades

How to use

Extend the required number of blade segments using the rotary knob to set the appropriate cutting depth. Engage the blade lock to secure the blade before cutting. Hold the knife with a firm grip and apply steady pressure for straight cuts; use multiple shallow passes for thicker materials. When a cutting edge becomes dull, snap off the used segment along the scored line or perform a blade replacement following the manufacturer’s instructions.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, always keep fingers clear of the blade path, use a suitable cutting surface, and lock the blade when not in use. Replace or snap off dull segments promptly to maintain cutting accuracy and reduce the need for excessive force.