Milwaukee Tools Hook Utility Knife Blades, High-Strength Steel, 5 Pack

Milwaukee Hook Utility Knife Blades are curved hook blades made for pull-cutting roofing, synthetic wrap, insulation, carpet and other building materials. This page sells the 5-pack variant, sized as a 5 Pack and packaged as a carton. The blades are engineered to fit Milwaukee utility knives and most standard utility knives.

Key Features:

• 2X Stronger Steel: Blades are 2X stronger than standard carbon hook blades, so you replace fewer blades on the job.
• More Pull Force: Optimized blade geometry delivers more pull force than competitive hook blades.
• Quality Steel: Made from high quality steel for maximum strength in pull-cut applications.
• Universal Fit: Engineered to fit Milwaukee utility knives and most standard utility knives.
• Roofing Ready: Ideal for cutting roofing materials, synthetic wrap, insulation, TYVEK and carpet.
• Made in England: Blades are manufactured in England.

Specifications Table:

Fit and Compatibility:

These hook blades fit Milwaukee brand utility knives as well as most standard utility knives that accept conventional utility blades. Replacement blades only; the knife is sold separately.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is included in the sell unit?
A: The listed item is a 5-pack of Milwaukee hook utility knife blades, sold in carton quantity.

Q: Will these blades fit my utility knife?
A: They are engineered to fit Milwaukee utility knives and most standard utility knives.

Q: What are hook blades used for?
A: The curved hook profile is designed for pull cuts in roofing material, underlayment, synthetic wrap, insulation, TYVEK and carpet.

Q: Do they last longer than basic hook blades?
A: Milwaukee states these blades are 2X stronger than standard carbon hook blades, so fewer blade changes are needed.

Q: Where are they made?
A: The blades are made in England.

Expert Verdict Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk

Hook blades are the go-to choice for slicing single-ply membrane, underlayment and wrap in long pull cuts because the curved edge scores as you draw, reducing snagging compared with a straight blade. Keep several spare blades in the knife handle or pouch so a dulled edge never stops a tear-off or wrap-install day. If your work is mostly straight board or shingle trimming, a standard straight blade may serve better; for membrane and roll goods, this hook profile is the right pick.

Hook blades are extremely sharp even when dull-looking; wear cut-resistant gloves, cut away from your body, and dispose of used blades in a sharps container.

Stock up on Milwaukee Tools Hook Utility Knife Blades 5 Pack for your next roofing or insulation job.