Tenax Ceramic Razor Blades – #9 Blade, Ceramic, Non-marking, 10 per Pack
Tenax Ceramic Razor Blades – #9 Blade, Ceramic, Non-marking, 10 per Pack
Tenax Ceramic Razor Blades are non-marking #9 blades supplied 10 to a pack that fit any tool taking a #9 razor blade and leave no metal marks on the stone they are used against.
Key Features
- Ceramic, therefore non-marking: unlike a steel blade it leaves no metal traces on the stone surface.
- #9 is the standard blade-holder size, so these fit any scraper or holder that takes a #9 razor blade.
- 10 blades per pack.
- Rust-proof and oil-free, and they hold an edge longer than a metal blade.
- The word ceramic here describes the blade material, not the surface the blade is used on.
Who Is This For?
Fabricators and installers cleaning up finished stone at the end of a job, where a steel blade would leave grey marks on a light top. A shop consumable bought by the pack rather than the blade.
What This Is Not For
A razor blade is a hand scraping tool and not a cutting blade - it will not cut tile or stone, and a diamond blade such as the SLAYTEC Wasteland Ripper Diamond Tile Blade is what does that job. The published advantage here is that the blade is non-marking on stone, so paying the ceramic premium for general shop cutting is money spent for nothing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many blades come in a pack?
Tenax supplies these ceramic razor blades 10 per pack. Some sellers describe the same quantity as a box of 10.
What holder do they fit?
These are #9 blades, which is the standard blade-holder size, so they fit any tool that takes a #9 razor blade.
Why use ceramic instead of steel?
Ceramic blades are non-marking, so they leave no metal marks on stone. They are also rust-proof and oil-free and hold an edge longer than metal blades.
Are these blades for cutting ceramic tile?
No. The word ceramic describes what the blade is made of, not what it cuts. They are non-marking razor blades for a #9 holder.