SKU: TW-UK-02*3

TeckWrap Utility Knife (18mm)

€6,95
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Description

The TeckWrap Utility Knife 18mm (TW-UK-02) is a professional-grade cutting tool built for vinyl wrap installers who need extra blade width for cutting thicker films, reflective vinyls, and tough materials. The premium SK2 steel blade delivers razor-sharp cuts, while the aluminum alloy handle keeps weight low for fatigue-free use across long install sessions.

The thickened sheath with screw-tightened blade lock holds your cut depth rock-solid mid-pass, no wobble, no slipping. Designed specifically for the demands of professional wrap work.

Key attributes:

  • Pro-grade 18mm utility knife built for vinyl wrap, PPF, and tint
  • Premium SK2 steel blade, razor-sharp and durable
  • Lightweight aluminum alloy handle, comfortable extended grip
  • Thickened sheath with screw-tightened blade lock, no wobble mid-cut
  • 18mm wider blade format, ideal for thicker films and reflective materials
  • Compatible with standard 18mm snap-off replacement blades
  • SKU: TW-UK-02

Ideal for professional vinyl wrap installers, PPF specialists, signage and graphics technicians, and serious DIYers working with reflective vinyl, chrome films, multi-layer PPF, or thicker specialty materials where a 9mm blade isn't enough.

Features

Build construction

  • Body material: Aluminum alloy
  • Blade material: SK2 steel
  • Blade width: 18 mm (snap-off segments)
  • Lock mechanism: Screw-tightened blade lock with thickened sheath
  • Compatibility: standard 18mm snap-off replacement blades
  • SKU: TW-UK-02

Performance

  • SK2 steel edge cuts cleanly through reflective vinyl, chrome films, and thick PPF
  • Screw-tightened lock holds blade length steady through aggressive cuts
  • Aluminum alloy body resists shop wear, lighter than steel-handle knives
  • Thickened sheath adds rigidity and prevents flex during heavy cuts
  • 18mm format pairs well with TeckWrap 18mm 60° blade for tough materials

Storage

Store in a clean, dry place. Retract the blade fully when not in use. Wipe blade clean of adhesive residue after each session. Replace blade when dull or chipped. Keep out of reach of children.

Application
  • Slide the blade out only as far as needed for the cut, less exposed blade equals safer and cleaner work
  • Lock the blade firmly with the screw before cutting to prevent slippage
  • Use light, controlled pressure, the SK2 edge does the cutting
  • Hold the knife at a low angle to the film for clean, precise cuts
  • Best paired with 18mm 60° snap-off blades for reflective vinyl, chrome, and thick PPF
  • Always cut away from your body and away from the vehicle's factory paint
  • When the tip dulls, snap off the spent segment using a snap-off tool or the blade breaker
  • Wear cut-resistant gloves when changing or snapping blades
  • Retract the blade fully when not in use
  • Avoid cutting on hard surfaces (glass, metal) that can chip the blade
  • Dispose of snapped blade segments in a sharps container or wrap securely

Disclaimer

All TeckWrap statements, technical information, and recommendations are based on tests believed to be reliable but do not constitute a guarantee or warranty. All products are sold with the understanding that the buyer has independently determined the suitability of products for their purpose.

TeckWrap tools are warranted to be free of defects in material at time of delivery. In case of defects, TeckWrap will replace the product or compensate at its sole discretion. This is the exclusive obligation of TeckWrap Inc.

Warranty does not cover normal wear, dulling through use, damage from improper handling, cutting on incompatible surfaces, or consequential damages.

Blades are extremely sharp. Use with caution. TeckWrap is not responsible for injuries or film damage resulting from improper handling, storage, or use. Always follow proper safety protocols.

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