Paper Cutter Blades [39 holes / Metric 12, Standard Inlay Steel, Model 132 52" cut, 61.653 x 5.669 x.47, Schneider Senator] 1 /Each

If your Schneider Senator Model 132 cutting machine is not cutting like it used to, then a simple potential solution is a new replacement blade. We offer replacement paper cutter knives for your Schneider 52" model 132 cutter, which measure 61.653" x 5.669" x 0.47" and feature 39 holes in the M12 size. These Schneider replacement knives are available in two options: either standard inlay steel or high speed steel. The standard inlay (INL) blade option is made of 50% standard grade steel and 50% high alloy steel, which offers an ideal blend of both strength and price. The high speed steel (HSS) option is manufactured with 50% high speed steel (containing 18% Tungsten) and 50% standard grade steel. These HSS blades offer incredible strength over conventional replacement blades, lasting an average of three to five times longer.

Not sure if these are the blades you need for your Schneider Senator cutter? We have access to a huge inventory of blades for hundreds of manufacturers, and we can also custom-make blades to meet your exact specifications. Just have your current blade handy for reference, and contact us.

It is important to ensure you are always using a sharp knife in your paper cutter. Not only to guarantee the most square, straight, and accurate cut, but also to prevent damage and premature wear to your machine. Even a dull blade will cut through paper, but when not sharp, the process of cutting through the stack can wear down the machine and parts much faster than normal. So a new blade is also a preventative tool that keeps your cutting machine investment protected. Even better? Our replacement blades are made to the absolute highest quality standards, exceeding OEM factory specifications and officially Diamond Cut® for extreme precision and longevity.

* Please note that cutter manufacturers will sometimes change the specifications of their cutters without our knowledge overtime while keeping the same model name and model number. For this reason, you should compare the measurements listed here to the measurements of your current blade to ensure they are exactly the same (allowing for the wear of your current blade). If you are not sure, or if they are not exactly the same, please contact us so we can help determine which blade your machine requires.