Würth Cutter Blade Break-Off Device

Introducing the Würth Cutter Blade Break-Off Device – for a safer and cleaner workflow!

Breaking off a dull blade has never been easier or safer. Simply slide the blade into the slot up to the stop, push– and snap. Clean every time. The integrated catch container safely stores broken-off blade segments, keeping your workspace free of sharp waste. The smart design with rim and stops prevents direct contact with the blade during the break-off process. Available in three sizes – compatible with Würth cutter knives in 9 mm, 18 mm and 25 mm. Optimized for printability and rigorously tested, ensuring the best performance for everyone.

Find compatible Würth cutter knives here.

Printing

Please be advised that optimal results can only be achieved by adhering to our tested and verified printing parameters, as follows:

• Material: Würth PLA (e.g. Art. -no. 4954631200) or Würth PETG (e.g. Art.-no. 4954645200)

• Infill: 15%

• Support: optional for the cap

• Orientation: Standing 

• Layer height: 0.15 mm

• Threshold Angle: 30°

• Brims: Not needed

Assembly and Usage

1. Remove all support structures from the cap so that the slots are clear from below

2. Screw the cap on the body

3. Prepare the blade:

   • Extend the snap-off blade to the next break-off segment

4. Insert into device:

   • Slide the blade into the slot and push it in until it reaches the stop

5. Break off:

   • Press the cutter knife to the right until the blade segment snaps off cleanly

6. Store safely:

   • The broken-off blade segment falls directly into the integrated catch container

Tip: We recommend wearing cut-resistant gloves (Level F) when breaking off blades.

Note: Always use the correct device size for your cutter knife. Do not insert the blade the wrong way or break off more than one segment at a time. Avoid carrying the device overhead – blade segments may fall out.

COMPANY PORTRAIT ADOLF WÜRTH GmbH & Co. KG

The Würth Group is a leader in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of assembly and fastening materials. In addition, trading and production companies, known as Allied Companies, operate in related business sectors such as electrical wholesale, electronics, and financial services. In 80 countries, the Group currently employs more than 87,000 people worldwide across over 400 companies with more than 2,800 branches. In the 2024 fiscal year, the Group achieved annual sales of €20.2 billion. With over 8,000 employees, Adolf Würth GmbH & Co. KG in Künzelsau is the largest individual company within the Würth Group.

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Liability Disclaimer

By downloading the provided 3D printing data, the user acknowledges and agrees that it will be used solely in accordance with the specified printing parameters and assumes all associated risks. Würth disclaims any and all liability for personal injury, property damage, or any other harm that may result from the use or misuse of the provided data. The user accepts full responsibility for any consequences arising from its use.