#9 Single Edge Razor Blades (100 Per Box)

We've got the little things that make a big difference in how smoothly your shop runs.

Tired of Cheap Razor Blades?

Our single edge razor blades are made in the USA and deliver the quality professional fabricators expect. Many economy blades are manufactured from lower-quality steel that dulls after only a few passes. Once you try these premium #9 industrial razor blades, you'll never want to use anything else. They maintain a sharp edge through repeated use on cured epoxy, dried adhesive, and sealer residue.

What Fabricators Use Single Edge Razor Blades For:

• Scraping cured adhesive and epoxy from countertop surfaces
• Removing dried sealer from polished granite and quartz edges
• Cleaning label residue from new stone slabs
• Precision trimming caulk lines during countertop installation
• General shop cleanup and surface preparation

Specifications:

• Standard #9 single edge profile (.009" thick)
• Fits all standard single edge blade holders and scrapers
• 100 blades per box
• Made in the USA

We have the razor blades, mixing cups, utility knives, stirring sticks, and other shop consumables you need for stone adhesive applications. Don't forget the latex gloves!

BB Industries has you covered!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a #9 single edge razor blade?
A #9 single edge razor blade is a standard-profile industrial blade measuring .009" thick with one sharpened cutting edge and one flat spine. The single-edge design provides safe, controlled scraping pressure without the risk associated with double-edge blades. These blades fit all standard single edge blade holders, window scrapers, and industrial razor tools.

What are single edge razor blades used for in stone fabrication?
In stone fabrication shops, single edge razor blades are used every day for scraping cured epoxy and adhesive from countertop surfaces, removing dried sealer from polished edges, cleaning label adhesive from newly delivered slabs, and precision trimming caulk lines during installation. They're one of the most frequently used consumables in any granite, quartz, or solid surface fabrication shop.