Stanley 11-041 Utility Knife Blade Stainless Steel

Product Description

The STANLEY 11-041 is a single utility knife blade designed for use in standard pocket-style utility knives. Constructed from stainless steel, this blade delivers consistent cutting performance across a range of trade and maintenance tasks. At 2.5 inches in overall length, it fits commonly used utility knife handles and provides a reliable straight edge for scoring, trimming, and cutting materials encountered in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction work. The blade ships as a single-piece pack and weighs 0.5 pounds. It is a direct replacement consumable intended for technicians and tradespeople who carry utility knives as standard tools on the job.

This blade is suited for residential and light commercial maintenance applications. It is commonly used by HVAC technicians trimming insulation or duct materials, electricians scoring conduit wrap, plumbers cutting pipe wrap and sealing tape, and general maintenance staff handling packaging and materials on site. The 2.5-inch blade length makes it appropriate for pocket-style utility knife handles used in confined or overhead work areas where a compact cutting tool is preferred.

Key Features

• Stainless steel blade construction for corrosion resistance and edge retention
• 2.5-inch overall blade length fits standard pocket utility knife handles
• Single-blade pack for individual replacement or as a backup carry
• Utility knife blade type suitable for scoring, trimming, and general cutting tasks
• Compact form factor suited to confined work spaces and tool pouches

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement utility knife blade for standard pocket-style utility knife handles that accept 2.5-inch blades.

Installation Notes

Blade replacement should be performed by a qualified tradesperson using the handle manufacturer's recommended blade-change procedure. Always retract or lock the knife handle before swapping blades to prevent accidental cuts. Use a blade disposal container when discarding used blades — never place loose used blades directly into a trash receptacle. Follow applicable jobsite safety guidelines for cutting tool handling.