Stanley 10-510 Fixed Blade Linoleum Knife 3 in Blade

Product Description

The STANLEY 10-510 is a fixed blade linoleum knife designed for cutting linoleum, vinyl flooring, roofing materials, and other tough sheet goods encountered in flooring and general trade work. The hooked blade measures 3 inches and is built for scoring and slicing tasks that require a dedicated, purpose-ground edge. A bi-material rubber grip handle provides control during extended cuts. Overall length is 8.5 inches, with a handle length of 5.5 inches. This knife is a single-blade, single-point tool suited for flooring installers, roofers, and general contractors who need a reliable, non-folding cutting tool on the job.

This knife is a practical choice for residential and light commercial flooring installation work. Its fixed blade design keeps the edge stable and consistent when scoring sheet linoleum or vinyl from roll goods. The bi-material yellow and black handle is easy to identify in a tool bag. At 0.34 pounds, it carries without adding bulk to a tool belt. Flooring installers and remodeling contractors are the primary users of this knife type, though it also sees use in roofing and general utility cutting applications.

Key Features

• Fixed blade design with a 3-inch hooked linoleum blade for controlled scoring and cutting
• Bi-material rubber grip handle in yellow and black for secure hold and visibility
• 8.5-inch overall length with a 5.5-inch handle for balanced reach and control
• Single blade, single point — no folding mechanism to wear or fail
• Lightweight at 0.34 pounds for all-day carry on the job

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fixed blade linoleum knife suitable for general flooring, roofing, and sheet material cutting applications.

Installation Notes

This knife is a hand tool requiring no installation; however, always retract or sheath the blade when not in use to prevent injury. Flooring professionals should use a straightedge guide when making long straight cuts for accuracy and safety. Keep fingers clear of the blade path and cut away from the body. Replace the blade when the edge dulls to maintain cutting performance and reduce the risk of slipping.