Stanley Utility Blades 11-700A 100 Pack Heavy Duty Cutting Blades (Induction Hardened Edge Heat Treated Back Professional Contractor Cutting)

Stanley FatMax 100-Pack 11-700A Heavy-Duty Utility Blades

The Stanley FatMax 11-700A Utility Blades 100-Pack is a professional-grade cutting accessory engineered for precision material scoring, drywall trimming, and heavy-duty construction site cutting. Formulated with an induction-hardened cutting edge and a heat-treated flexible body, these replacement blades deliver exceptional edge retention and snap-resistance under heavy lateral pressure. Outfitted in a bulk 100-pack dispenser, these industrial blades provide long-lasting performance for contractors, drywall hangers, and flooring installers cutting through thick building materials.

Best Used For:

• Drywall & Insulation Trimming: Slicing cleanly through gypsum board panels, vapor barriers, and fiberglass insulation batts during interior construction.
• Roofing & Flooring Installation: Cutting roofing felt, asphalt shingles, carpet tiles, and vinyl flooring materials with high cutting precision.
• General Box & Packaging Cutting: Rapidly opening heavy corrugated cardboard boxes, strapping, and shrink wrap in warehouse and shipping environments.

Key Performance & Safety Features

• Induction Hardened Edge: Precision-ground cutting edge is thermally hardened to maintain sharp performance up to 35 percent longer than standard blades.
• Heat-Treated Spring Steel Body: Core steel construction flexes under heavy twisting loads to absorb shock and prevent sudden blade snapping.
• High-Volume 100-Pack Dispenser: Bulk packaging ensures an uninterrupted supply of sharp replacement blades for active job sites and production crews.
• Universal Standard Fit: Precision-notch geometry fits securely into all standard utility knives and retractable safety cutters.

What's Included

• (100) Stanley FatMax Heavy-Duty Utility Blades (11-700A)
• (1) Bulk Dispenser Storage Case

Technical Specifications

Pro-Tip: Extend blade life during heavy drywall scoring by exposing a fresh section or reversing the blade once the initial tip dulls; the induction-hardened edge maintains clean cuts when proper pressure is applied.