Utility Knives For Cutting Twine | McMaster-Carr

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Fabricating and Machining

Utility Knives

Make quick, shallow cuts; often used to open boxes and packages

Utility Knife Blades

Utility Knife Blades

Replace the blade in your utility knife

Precision Knives

Precision Knives

Make exact cuts in paper, plastic, fabric, and other materials

Precision Knife Blades

Precision Knife Blades

Replace the blade in a precision knife

Pocket Knives

Carry these portable cutting tools in a pocket or on a keychain

Shop Knives

Make deep, repetitive cuts with the exposed blade and easy-to-hold handle

Razor Blades

Cut through various materials such as leather and rubber; often used in utility knives

Scalpels

Trim and puncture thin material such as paper, plastic, and fabric

Ring Knives

Slip onto your finger like a ring to cut cord and twine

Hot-Blade Knives

Hot-Blade Knives

Melt through synthetic fabric and rubber, leaving clean edges

Rope Cutters

Trim lengths of rope, cord, string, and twine

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)