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Description
Replace worn blades in compatible 18 mm snap-off utility knives with this ten-piece Grip blade set. Each segmented blade allows a blunt section to be removed safely, revealing a fresh cutting edge and extending the blade’s usable life. Suitable for general DIY, workshop and packaging tasks when fitted to a compatible knife.
Key features- Ten replacement blades
- 18 mm blade width
- Segmented snap-off design
- Multiple cutting edges per blade
- Designed for compatible 18 mm utility knives
- Suitable for general-purpose cutting tasks
- Brand: Grip
- Model: GK3312
- Product type: Replacement snap-off blades
- Blade width: 18 mm
- Quantity: 10 blades
- Article: 768688
- GTIN: 6003765037537
- Replacing blunt or damaged utility-knife blades
- Cutting cardboard and packaging
- Trimming compatible thin sheet materials
- DIY and workshop tasks
- General-purpose cutting
Confirm compatibility and material suitability before use.
What’s in the box- 10 × Grip 18 mm snap-off utility-knife blades
Which knives are these blades compatible with?
They are designed for utility knives that accept standard 18 mm snap-off blades, including the Grip GK3302. Check your knife before purchase.
How many blades are included?
The pack contains 10 blades.
What does “snap-off” mean?
Each blade has segmented sections. A blunt section can be removed safely to expose a fresh cutting edge.
Is a utility knife included?
No. This pack contains replacement blades only.
Can the blades cut cardboard?
Yes, when fitted correctly to a compatible knife. Suitability depends on the material and cutting method.
How should a blunt segment be removed?
Use an appropriate blade-snapping tool and wear eye protection. Point the blade away from yourself and others.
How should unused blades be stored?
Keep them in their original container in a dry, secure place away from children.
How should used segments be discarded?
Place them in a rigid puncture-resistant container before disposal. Never place loose sharp segments directly into household waste.
