Stanley 11-718T Snap Knife Blades 10 Pack

Product Description

The STANLEY 11-718T is a 10-pack of snap-off replacement blades designed for use with compatible STANLEY utility knives. Each blade is manufactured from high carbon steel for consistent edge retention through repeated scoring, cutting, and trimming tasks. The blade measures 4-1/4 inches in overall length and features a snap-off design that allows the user to break away a dulled segment and expose a fresh cutting edge without replacing the entire blade. These blades are a standard consumable item for HVAC installers, sheet metal fabricators, electricians, and general trade contractors who require a reliable cutting edge throughout the workday.

The STANLEY 11-718T blades are suited for residential and commercial job sites where repetitive cutting of materials such as insulation, vapor barrier, packaging, and sheet goods is required. The snap-off format is particularly practical in high-volume work environments where stopping to change blades slows productivity. Each pack contains 10 blades, making it an efficient stocking option for service vans and shop inventory. Compatible STANLEY knife handles include models 10-151, 10-280, 10-421, and 10-481.

Key Features

• High carbon steel construction for reliable edge retention and consistent cut quality
• Snap-off blade design allows quick exposure of a fresh cutting segment without a full blade swap
• 4-1/4 inch overall blade length fits standard STANLEY snap-knife handles
• 10 blades per pack for efficient inventory restocking
• Compatible with STANLEY knife models 10-151, 10-280, 10-421, and 10-481

Compatibility

Confirmed compatible with STANLEY knife handles 10-151, 10-280, 10-421, and 10-481.

Installation Notes

Blade replacement should be performed by any qualified trade professional or experienced user following safe handling procedures. Always retract or cover the knife blade before loading or removing a blade from the handle. Use a blade disposal container when discarding spent segments. Do not attempt to snap blade segments without securing the knife handle firmly in one hand.