Slice 10539 Ceramic Safety Blade 4-3/4 in Straight 4 Pack

Product Description

The SLICE 10539 is a ceramic straight-edge replacement blade designed for precision hand-cutting across a wide range of materials. Measuring 4-3/4 inches long and 3/4 inch wide with a blade thickness of 0.046 inches, these blades feature a standard pointed tip that allows the user to puncture material and initiate a cut before drawing the straight edge through. Ceramic construction keeps the blade sharper longer than steel alternatives and eliminates the risk of sparking. Each pack contains 4 blades. These are a recognized safety blade format for trade and facilities maintenance use.

The SLICE 10539 blade is suited for general-purpose cutting tasks in maintenance, facilities, and light construction environments. It scores drywall cleanly and cuts cardboard, plastics, fabrics, leather, cork, rubber, and paper. The pointed tip allows more controlled, precise entry into material compared to blunt- or round-tip blade profiles. These blades are appropriate for any setting where a controlled, low-spark cutting tool is required.

Key Features

• Ceramic blade material — stays sharp longer than steel, no spark risk
• Standard pointed tip — punctures material for precise cut initiation
• Straight edge with a single cutting edge per blade
• 4-3/4 inch blade length with 3/4 inch width and 0.046 inch thickness
• Two blade points per blade for extended service life
• Compatible with multiple cutting applications: drywall scoring, cardboard, plastic, fabric, leather, cork, rubber, and paper

Compatibility

Compatible with SLICE Scrapers and SLICE Utility Knives. Also listed as compatible with manufacturer model numbers 10560 and 10599.

Installation Notes

Ceramic blades are brittle and should not be flexed or dropped onto hard surfaces. Replacement should be performed by a qualified technician or maintenance professional following the tool manufacturer's blade-change procedure. Ensure the cutting tool is in the locked or closed position before handling or swapping blades. Dispose of used ceramic blades in a puncture-resistant sharps or blade disposal container per facility safety protocols.