Utility knife blade Stanley STHT0-11825 width 25 mm

The Stanley STHT0-11825 utility knife blade is a 25 mm wide replacement blade designed for precision cutting in a range of manual cutting tasks. Manufactured for compatibility with utility knives that accept 25 mm blades, this spare blade is intended to restore cutting performance quickly and provide a sharp edge for accurate, controlled cuts. The blade geometry and steel type are optimized for clean slicing of common materials encountered in workshop, packaging, and DIY activities.

Advantages

This 25 mm utility knife blade offers a consistent, sharp cutting edge and stable width for guided cuts. It is produced with attention to edge retention and fit reliability so users can change blades easily and maintain predictable cutting performance. The blade’s dimensions make it suitable for tasks requiring both straight cuts and controlled trimming, while the standard width ensures compatibility with many utility knife housings.

Suitable for

• Cutting cardboard and corrugated board
• Trimming plastic film and shrink wrap
• Slicing paper, tape and packing materials
• Light scoring of drywall and thin laminate
• General workshop and DIY cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Blade width: 25 mm
• Type: Utility replacement blade for standard 25 mm holders
• Edge: Straight cutting edge for precision cuts
• Suitable materials: Cardboard, paper, plastic film, tape, thin laminates
• Quantity: Single replacement blade (sold individually)

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible utility knife following the knife manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the blade is seated securely and the knife is locked before use. Use steady, controlled strokes and apply appropriate pressure for the material being cut; replace the blade when signs of dulling appear to maintain cutting accuracy and reduce required force. Always keep hands clear of the cutting path and use a stable cutting surface.

Usage recommendations

For safe handling, wear cut-resistant gloves where appropriate and store spare blades in a protective container. Use the blade for intended materials only, avoid twisting motions while cutting, and dispose of used blades in a designated blade-disposal unit or sharps container.