IP Library Patent Application 13199206
Patent Application
App. No. 13/199,206

Six cutting edge featured utility knife blade

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App. No.
13/199,206
Abstract

A tri pointed shaped utility blade that has a sharp edge around its outer periphery or said perimeter sides. Each of the three perimeter sides is divided into two sections. This makes a total of six sections and this specific shape is arranged into six cutting edge lines. Each of the sections contains a separate cutting edge. This special arrangement provides six individual cutting edges on one blade. The blade can be placed into special utility knives six different ways into a defined location, thereby providing the user with six individual cutting edges.

Claims (6)

1 . A six cutting edged featured utility blade, which provides six individual cutting edges on one blade.

2 . A utility knife blade that will be arranged and located in a blade retainer in such a way that it provides 6 individually usable cutting edges.

3 . A utility knife blade as defined comprising of six cutting edges, wherein each cutting area is spaced approximately the same distance from its respective midpoint/halfway point of side length or symmetrical centerline of triangle.

4 . A utility knife blade as defined in combination with a utility knife, wherein a utility knife blade may or may not have blade numbers or alphabetical markings to identify the sequential usage of said cutting edge, therefore the embodiment can provide an usage indicating status of used/worn edges, if used in the intended and logical way and sequence. The typical logical and preferred blade change sequence is: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. or if lettering is preferred it is A, B, C, D, E, F.

5 . A utility knife blade that may have different blade number markings or symbols or other indicators to identify the sequential usage of cutting edge.

7 . A generally planar knife blade having an approximately triangular pointed shape with its cutting edge around its outer periphery.