Olfa
Olfa AB-10S Snap-off Utility Blade 9mm 10 Pack
Pack of 10 snap-off utility blades with 13 cutting segments each for general-purpose cutting
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- Snap-off design gives 13 fresh edges per blade
- 10 blades in each pack keep you supplied longer
- Stainless steel resists corrosion for cleaner cuts
- 02 in thickness balances strength and precision
- 50 total cutting edges across the full pack
Snap-off Utility Blade 9mm
The Olfa AB-10S pack supplies ten snap-off blades for general-purpose cutting tasks. Each blade offers thirteen segments that can be broken away to expose a fresh edge. The stainless steel construction resists corrosion during regular use. This pack suits tradespeople and DIY users who need a steady supply of replacement blades.
Upgrading from dull or single-edge blades
When an existing blade no longer scores cleanly, snapping off a segment restores sharpness without changing the whole blade. The jump is worth it if you frequently cut abrasive materials that wear edges quickly. Thirteen segments per blade extend the interval between full replacements. Users who only make occasional light cuts may not need the extra segment count.
Installing into compatible 9mm knives
The blades slide into any standard 9mm snap-off knife that accepts 3/8-inch wide blades. A common issue is the segment snapping unevenly if the knife’s locking mechanism is worn or misaligned. Ensure the blade seats fully before locking to prevent wobble during cuts. No dispenser is included, so store spares carefully to avoid damage.
Highlights
- Snap-off design gives 13 fresh edges per blade
- 10 blades in each pack keep you supplied longer
- Stainless steel resists corrosion for cleaner cuts
- 02 in thickness balances strength and precision
- 50 total cutting edges across the full pack
Specifications
| Brand | Olfa |
|---|---|
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
Questions about this item
Does the 9 mm snap-off blade fit standard 9 mm utility knives?
The blade width is 3/8 in (9 mm) and the thickness is 0.02 in, matching the standard dimensions used by most 9 mm snap-off knives.
How do I snap off a dull segment without the blade slipping?
Extend the blade until the scored line sits just past the knife’s locking slider, then bend the segment sideways with pliers or the built-in breaker; snapping toward the handle keeps the fresh edge seated.
When should I replace the whole 10-pack instead of just snapping a new edge?
Each blade provides 13 cutting edges; after all 13 segments on a blade are used, discard that blade and open the next one from the 10-pack.
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