Dewalt DWHT11709 Snap Knife Blade 3 Pack 1.875 in

Product Description

The DEWALT DWHT11709 is a snap knife replacement blade designed for use with compatible snap-off utility knives. Each blade features 13 cutting points, allowing the user to snap off a dull segment and expose a fresh, sharp edge without replacing the entire blade. At 1.875 inches overall length, this blade fits standard snap-knife handles used across construction, HVAC rough-in, electrical work, and general trade applications. This pack includes 3 blades, making it a practical on-hand supply for active job sites. The snap design keeps downtime low when cutting insulation, sheathing, strapping, or other light materials common in trade work.

Snap knife blades are a staple across multiple trades. HVAC technicians use them for cutting duct liner, flex duct jacket, and insulation wrap. Electricians reach for snap blades when scoring cable sheathing or trimming wire management components. Plumbers and general contractors use them for a wide range of light cutting tasks during rough-in and finish work. The DWHT11709 3-pack is suited to residential and light commercial job sites where blade sharpness and quick changeouts are routine.

Key Features

• 13 cutting points per blade extend usable blade life before full replacement
• 1.875 inches overall length fits standard snap-knife handles
• 3 blades included per pack for extended job site use
• Snap-off design allows fast exposure of a fresh cutting edge without tools
• Suitable for cutting insulation, duct liner, sheathing, and general trade materials

Compatibility

Designed as OEM-style snap knife replacement blades for use with compatible snap-off utility knife handles commonly used in HVAC, electrical, and general construction trades.

Installation Notes

Snap knife blades are replaced or snapped by hand. When snapping off a dull segment, use the snap-off slot built into the knife handle or a dedicated blade snapper tool — never snap freehand with fingers near the cutting edge. Store unused blades in the original packaging to prevent contact injuries. Blade disposal should follow job site safety protocols for sharps.