TeckWrap
TeckWrap SK5 Utility Knife Blades 1

Description

TeckWrap SK5 Utility Blades are pro-grade replacement blades for vinyl wrap, PPF, and tint installation, available in two formats: 9mm 30° for precision detail cuts and 18mm 60° for thicker films and tougher materials. Forged from high-carbon SK5 steel with a black anti-corrosion oxidation coating, these blades stay sharp longer, resist rust, and won't chip or bend under heavy use. Snap-off segments let you refresh the edge instantly without swapping blades mid-job. Two formats available: 9mm × 30° (precision): ultra-fine angle for curves, corners, badge edges, and detail trimming. 6 snap-off segments per blade. 18mm × 60° (heavy-duty): wider, sturdier angle for reflective vinyl, chrome films, layered PPF, and thick specialty materials. 10 snap-off segments per blade.

Key Attributes

SK5 high-carbon steel construction Black anti-corrosion oxidation coating Razor-sharp edge for clean cuts on vinyl, PPF, and tint Snap-off segment design, no tools needed to refresh the edge 10 blades per tube Compatible with all standard 9mm and 18mm utility knife handles Ideal for professional vinyl wrap installers, PPF specialists, window tint technicians, and serious DIYers who refuse to fight dull blades and wasted material.

Features

Film Construction

  • Film Type: Vehicle Repair & Specialty Tools
  • Film Thickness: product-specific
  • Release Liner: product-specific
  • Adhesive: product-specific
  • Roll Width: product-specific
  • Full Roll Length: product-specific

Performance

  • Service temperature: product-specific
  • Release force: 0.18 N/25mm (standard 0.10-0.30)
  • Initial tack: 1015 g/25mm (standard 800-1500)
  • Peel strength (180°): 8.1 N/25mm (standard >=4.9)
  • Adhesion strength: 70 (standard >=60, no shifting)
  • Aging tested: high and low temperature release without adhesive residue
  • Storage shelf life: 2 years at +10°C to +20°C, 50% RH, dry conditions, away from sunlight

Warranty

  • Warranty and use conditions depend on the specific item.

Application

  • Application temperature: product-specific
  • Tools: squeegee with buffer, knife, masking tape, heat gun, magnets, gloves, IR thermometer
  • Conformability: consult product use before application
  • Post-heat: product-specific
  • Cure: product-specific
  • Overlap: 3-4 mm
  • Non-directional film.
  • Clean, degrease, and dry the surface before installation.
  • Remove the protective cap or PET protective layer before applying heat.
  • Aftercare: use pH-neutral products and avoid hot wax or strong solvents.

Disclaimer

TeckWrap statements, technical information, and recommendations are based on product testing believed to be reliable, but they do not guarantee identical results in every installation environment. The buyer should confirm suitability for the intended vehicle and use.

Screen images may vary from the physical film. Always check a real color swatch before ordering, and use rolls from the same production LOT for full-wrap color consistency.

Film performance depends on storage, surface preparation, installation method, climate, and maintenance. Scratches during installation or daily use, labor, transportation, and consequential damages are not covered by standard product warranty.

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