Bsc Preferred LKB5-DIB Universal Hook Blade 5 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LKB5-DIB is a heavy-duty steel hook blade designed for cutting linoleum, carpet, and similar sheet materials. Each blade features a 3-notch design that locks securely into compatible knife handles, reducing blade shift during cuts. The hooked profile concentrates cutting force at the tip, making it well-suited for scoring and pulling through dense floor coverings. Sold in a 5-blade pack, this SKU gives installers and maintenance techs a working supply without requiring frequent reorders. Flooring contractors and facility maintenance crews are the primary users.

These hook blades are used in commercial and residential flooring installation and removal applications. The 3-notch retention system is a standard configuration that fits most utility-style hook knives found in flooring and general contractor tool kits. Typical use cases include cutting rolled linoleum to length, trimming sheet vinyl at borders, and scoring carpet backing during tear-out. The blades are suited for both new installation work and renovation or remediation projects where old floor coverings must be removed before new material goes down.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty steel construction for durability through dense materials
• 3-notch blade design for secure retention in compatible hook knife handles
• Hooked profile concentrates cutting force for clean linoleum and carpet cuts
• Universal fit — designed to fit most standard hook knives
• 5 blades per package for extended field use

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit replacement hook blade compatible with most standard hook-style utility knives used in flooring installation and general trades applications.

Installation Notes

Hook blades should be installed and changed by experienced flooring installers or maintenance technicians familiar with blade-retention knife systems. Always retract or cap the knife before changing blades, and use a blade removal tool or heavy gloves to handle spent blades safely. Dispose of used blades in a puncture-resistant sharps container in accordance with local jobsite safety requirements. Never attempt to resharpen hook blades — replace when cutting performance degrades.