Stanley 1991B heavy duty knife blades for Stanley retractable utility knives. Supplied in a storage case. Available in boxes of 10 or 100. A straightforward consumable that every site and workshop gets through quickly.
QTY
Price
QTY
100
£14.50£17.40
10
£1.99£2.39
Stanley knife blades are one of those things you never think about until you run out mid-job. The Stanley 1991B heavy duty knife blades are the standard replacement blade for Stanley retractable utility knives, and they fit the classic Stanley knife that has been on building sites, in workshops, and in toolboxes for decades. If you use a Stanley knife regularly, these are the blades you need.
The 1991B blade is a heavy duty design, which means it holds a usable edge for longer than a standard blade under everyday cutting tasks. Whether you are scoring plasterboard, trimming carpet, cutting through packaging tape, stripping insulation, or slicing roofing felt, a sharp blade makes the job faster and safer. A dull blade requires more force, which is where most accidents happen. Keeping a fresh supply of Stanley knife blades to hand is a simple habit that makes a real difference on site.
Stanley 1991B Blade Storage and Pack Options
The blades come supplied in a storage case, which keeps them together and protects the edges between uses. Loose blades rattling around a toolbox are a hazard to fingers and to the blade edges themselves, so the case is a practical addition rather than just a bit of packaging. The case also makes it easy to dispose of used blades safely, which is important on site where waste and sharps management matters.
You can buy the Stanley 1991B knife blades in a box of 10 or a box of 100. The box of 10 suits occasional users or those who want a small stock kept in a tool bag. The box of 100 is the sensible option for busy sites, workshops, or anyone buying for a team. At the price point, buying in bulk is straightforward to justify.
Changing Blades Regularly
The most common mistake people make with Stanley knife blades is leaving a blade in too long. A blade that feels usable often still causes torn edges on materials rather than clean cuts, and it forces you to use more pressure than you should. On site, swapping blades frequently is cheaper than dealing with ragged cuts or a trip to the first aid kit. The storage case makes rotation easy: used blades go back in one end, fresh blades come out the other.
Stanley knife blades are a consumable, and the 1991B is one of the most widely used blade types in the range. They are compatible with all Stanley retractable utility knives that take the standard trapezoid blade format, which covers the vast majority of Stanley knife models in circulation. If you are not sure whether these will fit your knife, the answer is almost certainly yes.
Available in boxes of 10 or 100, the Stanley 1991B heavy duty knife blades are a practical stock item for any trade or workshop setting.
Pro Tip: When you swap out a used blade, snap it back into the storage case rather than leaving it loose on a workbench — disposing of used blades safely matters, and most site waste rules require sharps to be contained before they go in a skip.
Stanley 1991B knife blades are used across construction, fit-out, flooring, roofing, and general maintenance work. Tradespeople reach for them when scoring plasterboard, trimming vinyl and carpet flooring, cutting roofing felt, stripping cable sheathing, and opening packaging on site. They are equally at home in workshops, warehouses, and packaging environments where utility knives are in daily use. Any job that needs a controlled, straight cut through sheet material, fabric, or soft board is a candidate for a sharp Stanley knife blade.
Best For
Scoring plasterboard and dry lining
Trimming carpet and vinyl flooring
Cutting roofing felt and membrane
Stripping cable insulation
Cutting through packaging and tape
General site and workshop cutting tasks
Works With
Stanley retractable utility knives
Standard trapezoid blade format knives
Most major-brand utility knives using the same blade format
Key Features
Heavy duty blade construction
Supplied in protective storage case
Available in boxes of 10 or 100
Standard trapezoid blade profile
Safe used-blade storage in the same case
Not suitable for: These blades are not suitable for knives that use snap-off or hook blade formats. They are also not intended for cutting hard materials such as metal, tile, or glass.
Fit a Stanley 1991B blade into your Stanley utility knife by retracting the blade carrier fully, sliding the new blade onto the carrier slot, and extending the carrier to lock it in place. Always retract the blade before setting the knife down or storing it.
Replace blades as soon as cutting feels like it requires extra pressure. A blade that drags rather than slices cleanly is past its useful life, and forcing it increases the risk of the knife slipping. Swap it out and put the used blade back in the storage case.
Retract the blade carrier on your Stanley utility knife fully before changing a blade
Remove the used blade carefully and place it back in the storage case
Slide a fresh Stanley 1991B blade onto the carrier, ensuring it seats correctly in the slot
Extend the carrier to the cutting position and check the blade locks securely
Make your cut using steady, controlled pressure — let the blade do the work
Retract the blade immediately after use and store the knife safely
Replace the blade at the first sign of dragging or tearing rather than cutting cleanly
Which Stanley knives are the 1991B blades compatible with?
The Stanley 1991B blades use a standard trapezoid profile, which fits the vast majority of Stanley retractable utility knives. This includes the classic Stanley 199E and most other Stanley utility knife models in common use. If your knife takes a standard trapezoid blade, these will fit.
What is the difference between a box of 10 and a box of 100?
Both contain the same Stanley 1991B heavy duty blades. The box of 10 suits individual tradespeople who want a modest stock in their tool bag. The box of 100 is aimed at busy sites, workshops, or employers buying for multiple operatives. The per-blade cost is lower on the larger box.
Can I store used blades in the same case as new ones?
It is better to keep used and new blades separate if possible, but the storage case provided is designed to contain blades safely during disposal. On site, the practical approach is to use a dedicated sharps container or seal the case before disposal once the blades are used. Never leave used blades loose on a work surface or in an open toolbox.
The Stanley 1991B is a heavy duty trapezoid utility knife blade manufactured to fit the standard Stanley retractable utility knife range. The blade is produced from hardened steel with a ground cutting edge designed to maintain sharpness through general construction and maintenance cutting tasks. The trapezoid profile is a widely adopted industry standard, and the 1991B conforms to this format for broad compatibility across Stanley knife models.
Model
1991B
Part Number
STA111911
Blade Type
Heavy duty trapezoid
Pack Sizes
10 or 100
Supplied With
Storage case
Compatible With
Stanley retractable utility knives (standard trapezoid format)
Box Quantity
10, 100
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