Large FatMax Trapezoid Blade (0-11-700) Stanley

What it is

Large FatMax Trapezoid Blade (0-11-700) Stanley. Key specifications: blade length (mm) 63, blade product type Utility, pieces per pack 5.

Replacement utility knife blades are snap-off or trapezoid blades that fit a knife of the same width when the current blade no longer cuts.

What it is for

Used for installing plasterboard partitions and suspended ceilings, for floor laying, from the screed to the finish and for cutting everyday site materials.

How to use it

Choose a blade of the same width and type as the knife. Remove the worn blade from the slider, insert the new one wearing gloves and check that the lock holds it firmly. On snap-off blades, break off the dull segment with the dedicated tool or the knife's end cap, and dispose of used blades in a closed container.

Where it is used

• Residential construction
• Logistics and warehousing
• Renovation

Technical data

• Blade length (mm): 63
• Blade product type: Utility
• Pieces per pack: 5
• Height (mm): 20
• Length (in): 14,9
• Weight: 0,023
• Width (in): 4,8
• Thickness (mm): 0,63
• Blade tooth treatment: Induction-hardened
• Dimensions: 61 mm larger base x 33 mm smaller base x 19 mm height. Thickness 0.60 mm.

Who it is for

Designed for drywall installers, waterproofing specialists, warehouse operatives and floor layers.

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Before you order

In your request, please state the length and the quantities required, so we can give you the right quotation first time.

For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.