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Single-Edge Razor Blades (100-Pack)

For scraping old silicone and VHB tape off tile, stone and glass.

$17.00 / 100-pack$0.17 each · sold in packs of 100
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Sold in packs of 100. Our supplier only ships this item in quantities of 100 or more, so each pack is 100 pieces ($0.17 each).
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About this product

The CRL 51S single-edge razor blades come 100 to a box, individually wrapped, for scraping old silicone and VHB tape off tile, stone and glass. Made by C.R. Laurence (CRL).

Industrial single-edge razor blades, 0.009" surgical steel, precision honed for a clean, sharp edge. We use them to scrape old silicone and leftover VHB tape off tile, stone and glass before installing new seals or sealant. Each blade is individually wrapped. Box of 100. Fits the CRL RS65 razor blade holder and scraper.

  • Scrape off old silicone and VHB tape
  • Surgical steel, precision honed
  • Individually wrapped, box of 100
  • Fits the RS65 holder

Fit & specs

Glass thicknessAny
Used forInstallation supplies
MaterialSurgical Steel Blades
Thickness9 mil(0.23 mm)

Common questions

What are 51S razor blades used for?

Scraping old silicone and leftover VHB tape off tile, stone and glass before you install new seals or sealant.

How many blades are in a pack?

100 single-edge blades, each individually wrapped.

What holder fits the 51S blades?

The CRL RS65 razor blade holder and scraper.

Can I return the 51S?

No. All sales are final, so please check that it is the right product before you order.

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