X-Acto® Messerklingen, Nr. 11 Klinge, Packung mit 100 X-Life 100 Klingen

Name: X-Acto® Messerklingen, Nr. 11 Klinge, Packung mit 100 X-Life 100 Klingen
Brand: X-Acto
SKU: 012951503370
Price: 55.89 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:X-Acto

3.7/5

€
55.89

Verschiedene Stahlklingen sind für präzises Schneiden auf eine chirurgische Kante geschliffen. Wechseln Sie die Klingen häufig, um ein sichereres und genaueres Schneiden zu gewährleisten.

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EAN: 012951503370

Kategorien Werkzeuge & Heimwerken, Elektro- & Handwerkzeuge, Handwerkzeuge, Messerklingen,

Verschiedene Stahlklingen sind für präzises Schneiden auf eine chirurgische Kante geschliffen. Wechseln Sie die Klingen häufig, um ein sichereres und genaueres Schneiden zu gewährleisten.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Battery Cell Type	‎Alkaline
Blade Material	Carbon Steel
Blade Material	‎Carbon Steel
Brand	X-Acto
Brand	‎X-Acto
Color	Stainless Steel
Color	‎Stainless Steel
Country of Origin	‎USA
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,647 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Handle Material	Alloy Steel
Handle Material	‎Alloy Steel
Included Components	‎Blades
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	5.38 x 2.5 x 0.75 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎5.38 x 2.5 x 0.75 inches
Item Length	5.38 inches
Item Length	‎5.38 inches
Item model number	‎X611
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	0.05 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.05 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.8 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Elmers
Material	Carbon
Material	‎Carbon
Number Of Pieces	‎1
Part Number	‎X611
Pattern	‎Blades
Product Dimensions	‎5.38 x 2.5 x 0.75 inches
Shape	‎Other
Size	‎X-Life 100 count
Special Features	‎Rust Resistant
Style	#11 Blades
Style	‎#11 Blades
Usage	‎Other

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Scritto da: Dan

Made in China, not USA

I use my knife for model kits and cleaning 3d prints. Personally, I don't care since there are so many blades that I can replace them, but they are definately made in China, not USA. The tips break easier, the metal is more discolored, and the oil seems cruddier than those in smaller Xacto packs I've bought at local hobby stores. It also says China on the back of the package. Never a fan of false advertising, but for the price, you get a good number of blades.

Scritto da: Devin Montez

Stocking up!

Ive been meaning to stock up on these blades for my xacto and these are perfect.

Scritto da: Brian Hall

Not for paper or Foam Core!

These are a great value, however they will rip and tear paper and foam core materials. These may work for carving plastics like styrene. If you need to cleanly slice paper or foam-core, you will need to spend more for the stainless steel blades. (ex: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003RDK8FY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 )

Scritto da: Tree

Up in price down in quantity

Xacto blades need them for model building They used to come in boxes of 200 for $20.00 not anymore.

Scritto da: Jonathan S

not sure

Like others have said - they are OK but not sure they are up to X-Acto quality. They do not last as long as the smaller #11 blade packs I have gotten. The ones in the tiny black plastic box.

Scritto da: JAB

Cheap excuse for Blade storage!!!!!!!!!

I have no complaint with the blades. My complaint is with the junk blade packing! thin plastic that is used as a blade container. I had to purchase a box to storage the blades. What Cheapskates!!!!!!!

Scritto da: Sabine Rabiller

Sharpest most dependable surgical blade ever made

I started using X-Acto knives when I was 11 (1963) for building and customizing model car kits and other hobbies. This was the knife that my older brother used for his own custom car models. When I became a graphic designer in 1975, X-Acto knives were the most critical art tool and an industry standard. We didn't have computers then and cut everything by hand for print reproduction art. No other brand of blades were ever used in the advertising and graphics industry. I have used them continually since then as a lighting and furniture designer and builder for the last 30 years. All totalled, I've used X-Acto #11 blades professionally and virtually every day in my studio for 46 years. I could not imagine my professional life without them. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES! EVER. Competitor's blades are useless. They are nowhere near as sharp and they lose their point immediately. I've found that #11 blade is THE most versatile of all the X-Acto blade shapes and that the "hobby" blades offered by X-Acto are oddly shaped and uncomfortable to work with. The #11 DOES IT ALL, which is why it's the #1 art industry standard. Also, not a single poorly made blade in the 46 years I've used them.

Scritto da: Anthony C.

Not real X-Acto product

This is a knockoff product. Quite misleading that the ad and the box shown says Made in USA, but the box I received says Made in China. Pretty terrible that Amazon allows this. Won't be buying again. If I wanted Chinese cheap blades I would have bought some that cost 1/4 of what these cost. Disappointing.....

Scritto da: C.G

False advertising

The #11 blue blade with the “Made in USA” engraving is not what is actually being sold. The blade I received, although blue, is not actually made in the USA, and the notch is shorter than what is shown in the picture. The first time I ordered these blade 2-3 years ago, they were legit. But since then, it seems like Amazon has zero accountability for sellers and they can send whatever cheap, Chinese replacements they want. I need a blade with the longer notch for my use case scenario and cheap knockoffs machined at different spec won’t work. Look elsewhere and don’t support sellers that engage in false advertising

Scritto da: DT001

Reseña actualizada

Llevo casi 2 semanas con ellas pero me decepcionaron la calidad no es tan buena las puntas aguantan golpes pero no aguantan usos las agarro para depilar vinil y las puntas se rompen con facilidad llevo 4 gastadas en 2 semanas lo cual es exagerado tomando en cuenta que de las que compro en home depot me dura una un mes, no las volvería a comprar buscare otra marca a ver que tal sale. Reseña original: Para los que usamos este tipo de cuchillas esta perfecta des de muy buena calidad muy útiles me acaba de llegar pero ya hice mil pruebas y me convencen son muy resistentes ya se me cayeron un par y no pasa nada, para los que tiene miedo de comprar le sirven a los cutters de mango de metal que compras en cualquier office depot. Las recomiendo veremos que tanto aguantan empaquetadas por cierto para los que tiene miedo si viene 100 cuchillas XD la conté una por una me lleve unas buenas cortadas en los dedos pero si están las 100.

Scritto da: Mircea

Made in the USA? Not sure.

For the sake of accuracy, please post a picture of the product that you are going to ship. The image on the website says "Made in the USA". The box that I received says "Made in the USA with global materials". If I knew that, I would have bought another product. Three stars for now, for misleading. When I'll use them and see the quality, I'll go up or down. 2nd review: I've used them and they are good. The steel of the original blades that came with my X-ACTO holder is slightly harder, but that is not easily noticeable, unless you use these blades for very special applications. The price is very good, though. That's why I went up one star. Four stars now.

Scritto da: William Bennett

Top quality blades

The X-Acto 11 blade is so common that "Cheese Grade" ripoffs have become almost the norm. I am honestly not sure if these blades are genuinely manufactured by a company called X-Acto, or even if that matters, but I can confirm that they are the best quality blades of this general shape that I have ever bought. The lower quality blades break of bend the tip in very little time, but these hold their shape very well. The blades are shipped blued and oiled, and at first inspection are clearly harder/more rigid that the vast majority of blades sold as "X-Acto 11's" I do note that the price has gone up more that 10$cad since I bought them - they are made in USA, and the Canadian dollar is tanking compared with the US. That's a shame, since this is one of the few times that I've found a North American-made product that has compared favourably with a Chinese copy on price. Still, it's not a terrible price for a quality product.