The Stanley 99E Original Retractable Blade Knife is designed with a painted die-cast metal body, w...The Stanley 99E Original Retractable Blade Knife is designed with a painted die-cast metal body, which is ergonomically shaped for a good, comfortable grip. The blade extension can be controlled by the blade shifter and 5 blade positions allows a wider usage for a variety of cutting applications. The interlock nose firmly secures the blade into knife. For safety, the blade can be fully retracted into the body. This Merchandiser contains 12 x 99E knives.
This guide is for users of the Stanley 99E Retractable Knife, offering a safe and efficient cutting solution. It provides a comfortable grip and allows for varied cutting applications with its adjustable blade positions. Note that while durable, the blade requires replacement with use.
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Model Part Number
STA910099
Brand
Stanley
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I change the blade?
Refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for safe blade replacement. Ensure the blade is fully retracted before attempting to change it and use appropriate safety measures.
What blade types are compatible?
The Stanley 99E is designed to be compatible with standard Stanley replacement blades.
Is the knife suitable for left-handed users?
Yes, the Stanley 99E is designed to be used comfortably by both right-handed and left-handed users.
How do I maintain the knife?
Keep the knife clean and dry. Regularly inspect the body for any signs of damage. Replace the blade when it becomes dull.
What materials can I cut with this knife?
The Stanley 99E is designed for general cutting tasks, such as cardboard, paper, and similar materials. It is not designed for heavy-duty industrial cutting.
How do I store the knife safely?
Always retract the blade fully and store the knife in a safe, dry place, away from children.
Where can I find replacement blades?
Replacement blades are widely available at most hardware stores and online retailers.
Troubleshooting
Blade won't extend.
Check the blade shifter to ensure it is properly engaged. Clear any obstructions that might be preventing the blade from extending.
Blade feels loose.
Make sure the blade is fully inserted and the interlock nose is securing the blade. Tighten any screws if applicable, but do not overtighten.
Blade won't retract.
Check for any debris or obstructions preventing the blade from retracting fully. Clean the knife and try again.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Comfortable ergonomic grip.
Multiple blade positions for diverse applications.
Retractable blade for enhanced safety.
Durable die-cast metal body.
Easy blade adjustment.
Cons
Blades require periodic replacement.
May not be suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications.
Blade extension limited by design.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Blade Adjustment: Use the blade shifter to extend the blade to the desired position. There are 5 positions to choose from.
Blade Retraction: Slide the blade back into the body when not in use.
Blade Replacement: When the blade becomes dull, replace it with a new Stanley blade, following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Cleaning: Wipe the knife with a dry cloth after use to remove debris and keep it clean.
Storage: Store the knife in a safe place, preferably with the blade retracted, away from children and where it won't be exposed to moisture or extreme temperatures.
Compatibility:
Compatible with standard Stanley replacement blades.
Care:
Regularly check for any damage to the body of the knife.