Description

Martin Yale 376B and 7000E Cutter Replacement Blade with 2 Holes 15.00 L x 2.50 W x .370 Inches Standard Carbon Inlaid

NOTE: This Blade comes in two versions, Inlaid Carbon and High-Speed Steel (HSS) Here is the link for High-Speed Steel (HSS) version.

Nearly all blades for paper cutters are actually two pieces of metal permanently bonded together. The area along the cutting edge is made of a strip of hardened steel or carbide that can withstand the forces of cutting tall stacks of material. The harder material inlaid in the blade also can stay sharper for much longer than the softer steels that make up the majority of the blade.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Compatible Models: Martin Yale 376B, 7000E
• Material : Standard Inlay
• Holes : 2
• Length : 15.000 Inches
• Width : 2.500 Inches
• Thickness : .370 Inches

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