Wolfcraft trapezoid blades 52 mm, 0.50 mm thickness, pack of 5 are replacement utility blades intended for general-purpose cutting, trimming and scraping tasks. Each blade provides a 52 mm cutting edge and 0.50 mm steel thickness, compatible with many standard trapezoid blade holders and scraper tools. Supplied as a set of five, these blades are suitable for workshop, craft and DIY environments where repeatable, accurate cuts and score lines are required on paper, cardboard, plastic, rubber and thin sheet materials.
Advantages
These trapezoid blades combine a wide cutting edge with moderate thickness to deliver stable, controlled cutting and scraping. The standardized trapezoid shape allows secure fitting in compatible holders and quick blade changes. A pack of five ensures spare blades are available when edges dull, reducing downtime during projects. The 0.50 mm thickness balances rigidity and edge sharpness for a variety of manual tasks.
Suitable for
- Trimming and cutting paper and cardboard
- Scoring and trimming plastic sheets and films
- Scraping paint, adhesive residues and coatings
- Precision trimming of rubber and thin sheet metals (light gauge)
- General DIY, workshop and craft tasks requiring replaceable utility blades
Key specifications
- Cutting width: 52 mm
- Material thickness: 0.50 mm
- Blade shape: trapezoid (standard utility profile)
- Quantity per pack: 5 blades
- Intended use: manual cutting, scoring and scraping of thin materials
How to use
Install a blade into a compatible trapezoid blade holder or scraper following the holder manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is correctly seated and secured before use. For cutting, apply steady, controlled pressure and move the tool along the workpiece to maintain a consistent edge engagement. Replace the blade when the cutting performance decreases or the edge is chipped. Dispose of used blades safely in an appropriate blade container or sharps disposal.
Usage recommendations
For best results, use with a stable cutting surface and clamp the workpiece where possible. Select the number of cutting passes based on material thickness rather than forcing a single deep cut. Wear appropriate hand protection when changing blades and follow local regulations for blade disposal.
