Westward
Westward 1CNZ1 Snap-Off Utility Knife 18mm Blue Black
Snap-off utility knife with 18 mm blade, blade lock and adjustable handle for cutting soft materials
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- Blade lock keeps the blade secure during use
- Snap-off design lets you refresh the edge without tools
- Adjustable handle angle improves cutting comfort and control
- 18 mm blade width handles tape, string and wall covering
- 6 in overall length gives a compact, easy-to-carry tool
Westward 18 mm Snap-Off Utility Knife
The Westward 1CNZ1 is a hand tool built for everyday slicing jobs. Its 18 mm snap-off blade lets you refresh the edge without tools, and a built-in blade lock holds the segment firmly while you work. The adjustable handle angle gives a comfortable grip for repetitive cuts on tape, cord, wall covering and similar soft materials.
Ideal for packaging, light trade work
This knife suits anyone who needs a quick blade change and a secure lock during repeated scoring. Users who require a fixed-blade design, a larger blade width for heavy sheet goods, or a tool rated for industrial abrasion resistance should look elsewhere.
18 mm snap-off blade with tool-free segment removal
The single specification that decides fit is the 18 mm snap-off blade combined with a tool-free segment snap and blade lock. If your task demands that exact blade width and instant edge renewal, this model matches; if you need a different width or a fixed blade, it does not.
Highlights
- Blade lock keeps the blade secure during use
- Snap-off design lets you refresh the edge without tools
- Adjustable handle angle improves cutting comfort and control
- 18 mm blade width handles tape, string and wall covering
- 6 in overall length gives a compact, easy-to-carry tool
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
Questions about this item
How long does the 18 mm snap-off blade last before it dulls on heavy daily cutting?
The 18 mm blade is designed for soft materials such as string, tape and wall covering; heavy daily use on tougher substrates will dull it faster, so keep spare segments on hand for quick snap-off changes.
Does the knife get hot or vibrate enough to cause fatigue during all-day use?
The tool has no motor or powered components, so it produces no heat or vibration; fatigue would come only from repetitive hand motion, not from the knife itself.
What else do I need to start cutting right away?
The knife ships with the 18 mm blade installed and a built-in blade lock; no additional tools or accessories are required for immediate use.
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