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STANLEY 1996 Large Hook Blades for Utility Knives, 1-7/8 in. Steel, 5-Pack
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STANLEY 1996 Large Hook Blades for Utility Knives, 1-7/8 in. Steel, 5-Pack
STANLEY's 1996 Large Hook Blades are 1-7/8 in. steel replacement hook blades made for cutting thick materials such as roofing, carpet, and linoleum. Each pack contains 5 blades and they fit most standard utility knives. The hook shape pulls the cut through the material while protecting the surface beneath.
Key Features:
- Cuts thick materials: Designed for cutting through thick materials such as roofing, carpet, and linoleum.
- Edge protection shape: The blade shape helps prevent damage to materials beneath the cutting surface.
- Versatile cutting: Handles roofing materials, linoleum, carpet, fabric, cartons, and sheet materials.
- Fits standard knives: Fits most standard utility knives for easy blade changes.
- 5 blades per pack: Each pack includes five 1-7/8 in. hook blades.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | STANLEY |
| Sell unit | 1 pack of 5 blades |
| Product line | STANLEY 1996 Large Hook Blade |
| Dimensions | 1-7/8 in. blade |
| Material | Steel |
| Pack quantity | 5 blades per pack |
| Intended use | Cutting and trimming roofing materials, linoleum, carpet, fabric, cartons, and sheet materials |
| Assembly | Fits most standard utility knives |
Fit and Compatibility:
Fits most standard utility knives. Keep a spare pack on hand for shingle, underlayment, and membrane cutting throughout a roofing job.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included in one pack?
A: Five 1-7/8 in. steel large hook blades.
Q: Will these fit my utility knife?
A: They fit most standard utility knives.
Q: What are they best for cutting?
A: Thick materials such as roofing, carpet, and linoleum, plus fabric, cartons, and sheet materials.
Q: Why use a hook blade instead of a straight blade?
A: The hook pulls the cut through thick material and helps prevent damage to the surface beneath the material being cut.
Q: How often should blades be changed?
A: Change the blade when cutting feels rough or requires extra force; a fresh blade cuts cleaner and more safely.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Hook blades are the go-to choice for slicing shingles, roll underlayment, and membrane from the back side without scoring the deck or the surface below. Change blades frequently during roofing work; a dull hook blade tears rather than cuts. Keep the pack in your knife pouch so a fresh edge is always within reach.
Hook blades are extremely sharp; handle by the spine, keep fingers clear of the cutting edge, and dispose of used blades in a blade-safe container.
Pick up a 5-pack of STANLEY 1996 Large Hook Blades and keep clean cuts through roofing and thick materials all day.
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