Long utility blades

Sollex long utility blades are 160, 180 and 330mm long and perfectly fit Sollex allround knife 2000. These blades have straight or serrated cutting edges and are optimized to cut various insulation materials such as mineral wool ( ex. rock wool ), natural and wood fiber insulation, foam materials, styrofoam, extruded polystyrene, and many more.

Worldwide shipping. Orders for in-stock items placed before 1pm will normally be dispatched the same day. For more details, please see the "Terms of Purchase and Delivery" page. If you can't find what you're looking for you're very welcome to get in touch with us at +46 35-157500 or order@sollex.se.




Long utility blades for cleaner cuts

In construction environments, especially on job sites involving thermal and acoustic insulation, builders, roofers, and interior installers frequently rely on toothed and straight-edged long utility blades to cut insulation materials with precision and minimal waste. The correct choice of blade ensures cleaner cuts, better material fit, and ultimately a more energy-efficient installation.

Long toothed and straight blades to cut insulation materials

Buy toothed knife blade 261 for cutting insulation - use with Sollex utility knife 2000Toothed long blades such as Sollex art.nr 261 (180mm long) and 330 (330mm long) are commonly used for cutting insulation materials that are soft, fibrous, or semi-rigid. These blades are particularly effective in situations where standard straight-edged knives fail to deliver clean or efficient cuts due to the texture or thickness of the material. The teeth on these blades allow for controlled, low-dust cutting and help reduce material compression during cutting, which is essential for maintaining the insulating properties of the material.

Mineral wool, also known as stone wool or rock wool, is one of the most common insulation materials cut with Sollex toothed utility blades. Serrated utility blades 261 and 330 can pass through the material with less effort and produce more accurate results, especially when working with thick insulation batts. Similarly, glass wool, or fiberglass insulation, benefits from the use of these toothed blades. The serrated edge reduces fiber scattering and enables straighter cuts without deforming the soft layers of insulation.

Wood fiber insulation is another material where toothed long utility blades are especially useful. The toothing on the blade helps maintain control and precision, reducing edge damage and preserving the integrity of the panel. 

Natural fiber insulation materials such as hemp, flax, or cotton insulation, and recycled fiber insulation, such as cellulose-based mats, are often used in sustainable construction and cut with Sollex toothed utility blades. These materials tend to fray when cut with straight blades, so the sawing motion offered by a toothed cutting edge is more suitable.

While toothed blades are highly effective for the above types of insulation, they are generally not recommended for rigid foam materials such as extruded polystyrene (XPS), expanded polystyrene (EPS), polyurethane (PU), or polyisocyanurate (PIR). These materials are more brittle and can chip or crumble when exposed to a coarse blade. In such cases, use Sollex long straight utility blades art.nr 251 or hot wire cutters, which are typically more appropriate.

Best knife for long utility blades 

Sollex offers a knife that accommodates both long utility blades and trapezoidal or hook-shaped utility knife blades. The durable and versatile Sollex 2000 fixed-blade utility knife is suitable for many users, notably liked by roofers, builders, and floor layers. When the long knife blades are mounted in the Sollex all-around knife, they will sit securely in the handle because, in addition to a sturdy holder, the blade is held in place by a magnet. Additionally, sheaths are available for long blades to securely store knives equipped with extended blades and facilitate carrying them on your belt. Use knife holster 300 with utility blades art. 251 and 261, and 331 - for blade 330.





Customer common questions and Sollex answers

What is the typical delivery time for Sollex standard products?

Standard knives that are in stock will be shipped the same day if an order is placed before 1 pm on weekdays. Within Sweden, delivery takes one to two business days with Schenker. Two to five working days inside Europe with UPS. Our goal is always to deliver to your address as quickly as possible.

What is the typical delivery time for Sollex custom-made knives?

You will be given a delivery time, which typically ranges from 4 to 9 weeks, if you request customized machine knives or industrial blades that are not in stock at the time of purchasing. Find Sollex Purchase & Delivery Conditions here.

What payment methods do you accept, and do you offer credit terms for business customers?

All first orders from new customers are prepaid. Further orders can be paid by invoice with 30 days payment term.

How can I track my order after purchase?

Once your order is confirmed and shipped, you will receive a tracking number, which you can track.

Do you offer custom sizes or specialized blade shapes?

Sollex primarily sells machine knives of standard size and form that comply with the EOM. Industrial knives are available in a variety of forms, including top dished, bottom circular knives, serrated / toothed knives, circular perforating knives, straight knives, guillotine knives, pointed tip knives, rectangular razor blades, and trapezoidal blades. 

We do, however, create bespoke knives of non-standard size and shape when a drawing or explicit request is provided. For example, we can manufacture solid tungsten carbide machine knives in a variety of non-standard forms with ultra-precise and extreme tolerances, which is very useful in the MedTech industry.

How do I choose the right blade for my specific machine or application?

When contacting a knife manufacturer to order knives for machines and slitters, providing accurate inquiries and detailed information is critical to ensure you receive industrial knives that meet the needs of your slitting, converting operations and the material you will be cutting. 

If you are ordering custom machine knives from Sollex, make sure you know the exact knife dimensions, material and mounting specifications. A drawing and a worn sample for analysis are useful. If not available a photo with clear dimensions can work. Identify in your request the current cutting problems you are currently experiencing with the cutting knife you are seeking to replace. If in doubt, our experts can help you find the right knife based on your machine model and cutting needs.

Can I get a sample or test blade to ensure compatibility with my equipment?

To help you pick the best blade, Sollex may give you several sample blades to test in production. For cutting and converting flexible materials like plastic film, foil, vinyl, paper, and others, we provide converting blades including slotted slitter blades and razor blades with three slots. Send us a query if you're interested in machine blades, and we'll provide you with an offer. Samples for custom-made knives are not available but you are most welcome to order the minimum order quantity.

Can I set up a recurring order for blades I purchase frequently?

Actually, our clients and industry partners often place recurrent orders for industrial knives with predetermined delivery dates. We ensure your production process runs well by manufacturing and delivering machine knives and blades on schedule. The most important thing is to tell us the volume of required knives and deadlines and we will prepare a warehouse supply guarantee.

Do you offer technical support or consultation to help with product selection?

Sollex sales may technical assistance and guidance on choosing a slitting knife in addition to assessing and creating the best cutting solution for your application. You can consult via phone, mail, or video conference. To do this, send an email to order@sollex.se.

What is your return or warranty policy on machine knives and blades?

Read our policy on returns and claims on the “Complaint & Return” page.

How should I store unused blades to maintain their quality?

There are a number of ways that will prolong the longevity and shelf life of your industrial knives and blades in stock. Read about how proper packaging of machine knives, storage conditions, humidity and air temperature, and additional coatings will protect your knives and maintain their cutting performance here.




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