OX Trade Snap Off Knife 18mm
The OX Trade snap off knife uses an 18mm snap off blade, with an auto lock feature that holds the blade firm while you cut. The rubber grip gives a comfortable, non-slip hold, and the removable end cap doubles as a blade breaker to snap off the worn tip. It is a practical cutting tool for site and workshop work.
Key Features
- 18mm snap off blade
- Auto lock feature holds the blade firm
- Rubber grip for a comfortable hold
- Removable end cap to use to snap blades
- Practical for site and workshop cutting
Specifications
- Blade: 18mm snap off
- Lock: auto lock
- Grip: rubber
- Extras: removable end cap blade breaker
- Pack: 24 knives
Applications
- Cutting sheet material, strapping and packing
- Trimming underlay, membranes and foil
- Opening boxes and cutting tape
- General site and workshop cutting
What You Need To Complete The Job
Pair this knife with an OX twin pack utility knives for a retractable option, and keep a pack of OX carpenters pencils for marking cuts. Wear leather rigger gloves when handling sharp blades. See the General Hand Tools range for more cutting tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the auto lock work?
The auto lock holds the blade in place at the length you set while you cut, so the blade does not slide back into the handle under pressure. That gives you a firm, controlled cut. Release the lock to adjust the blade length or slide the blade back when you are done.
How do I snap off a worn blade tip?
Use the removable end cap as a blade breaker. Slide the blade out to the worn section, fit the end cap over the blade at the score line, and snap the worn tip off cleanly. The end cap protects your fingers while you break the blade, and the remaining blade is sharp and ready.
Is this knife a 24 pack?
This is a pack of 24 knives (supplier-confirmed, barcode 9341231016035). Each knife uses the 18mm snap off blade with the auto lock feature described here.
What can I cut with an 18mm knife?
An 18mm snap off knife is a general purpose cutting tool for sheet material, strapping, packing, underlay, membranes, foil and tape. It is a common size for site work because the blade is strong enough for heavier cutting while the knife stays easy to handle. The 18mm blade is stiff enough to cut through boxes and sheet material without flexing, which is why it is a standard site knife.





