Replacement blades KS TOOLS 907.2202 — 12 mm, pack of 10

Replacement blades KS TOOLS 907.2202 — 12 mm, pack of 10 are precision utility blades designed for general cutting tasks in workshops and for DIY use. Each blade measures 12 mm in cutting width and is supplied in a pack of ten, providing an accessible spare set for tasks that require frequent blade changes. These blades are intended for compatible utility knives and cutting tools where a straight, sharp edge is needed for trimming, scoring, and precise slicing of materials.

Advantages

These 12 mm replacement blades offer consistent cutting performance and easy installation in compatible knife handles. The pack of ten ensures that users have multiple pre-sharpened edges available, reducing downtime when working on repetitive tasks. The blades are designed for straight-line cutting and deliver accurate results on paper, cardboard, plastic films, thin rubber and other common workshop materials.

Suitable for

• Trimming and cutting paper, cardboard and packaging materials
• Scoring and light grooving on drywall and plasterboard
• Cutting plastic film, tapes and shrink wrap
• General workshop and hobby tasks requiring a straight utility blade

Key specifications

• Cutting width: 12 mm
• Quantity per pack: 10 blades
• Geometry: straight utility blade edge
• Material: hardened cutting steel (factory treated for edge retention)
• Compatibility: fits standard 12 mm utility knife holders

How to use

Insert a blade into a compatible 12 mm utility knife according to the knife manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the blade locks securely before use. Use steady, controlled strokes and apply appropriate pressure for the material being cut. Replace blades as soon as cutting quality diminishes to maintain safe and precise operation. Dispose of used blades in a designated blade container or follow local regulations for sharp metal waste.

Recommendations

For safe and efficient work, always wear appropriate personal protection such as cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when cutting. Store the spare blades in their original pack or a dedicated blade dispenser to avoid accidental contact. Choose a fresh blade from the pack for tasks that require the cleanest edge, and avoid using a worn blade on dense or thick materials to reduce the risk of slipping or uneven cuts.