Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 5 PC Carton Utility Knife Blades
- SKU:
- MLW48-22-1934
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.05 LBS
Description
DUTY®
5 Carton
Utility Blades
Rounded-point utility blades for carton opening in a compact five-blade refill.
Product Overview
This 5-blade carton refill uses rounded corners to help limit injury and damage to contents.
Micro-carbide metal and a precision-ground, burr-free edge support clean carton cuts.
- Rounded cornersReduces puncture risk.
- Ground edgeGround for cleaner cuts.
- Blade materialMicro-carbide metal.
- Knife fitMost standard utilities.
Technical Specifications
- Corner shape
- Rounded point
- Blade material
- Micro-carbide metal
- Edge process
- Precision ground
- Origin
- USA
- Knife fit
- Most standard utilities
- Application
- Carton opening
Choose the Correct Fit
Check the blade holder before fitting a replacement. These blades fit Milwaukee and most standard utility knives, but holder designs can differ.
Use the knife’s blade-change procedure and keep fingers away from the edge. Check that the blade is fully retained.
Installation & Care
Expose only enough blade to cut the carton and keep the supporting hand clear. Rounded points reduce risk but do not prevent cutting injuries.
Replace dull blades promptly and dispose of used blades in a puncture-resistant container. Keep spare edges protected.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Tell Willy the utility knife model and packaging you cut. We can help check the rounded-point blade style.
Important Product Questions
Do rounded points make the blades harmless?
No. The edge is sharp. Rounded corners help reduce puncture damage, but safe cutting technique is still essential.
Will these fit any utility knife?
They are designed for Milwaukee and most standard utility knives. Verify the retention pattern on your particular knife.
Is a dispenser included?
This is the five-blade refill. A dispenser is not established as included.
