Description

💡 Overview

HTI Plastic Razor Blades provide a safe and effective solution for removing adhesives, residue, decals, and debris from sensitive surfaces. Available in single-edge and double-edge options, these blades deliver professional cleaning performance without the risk of scratching like traditional metal blades.

Ideal for car wash, detailing, and surface prep applications.

🔪 Choose Your Blade Type

Single Edge – Control & Precision

• Safer for delicate surfaces
• Better control for detailed work
• Ideal for tight areas and careful scraping
• Lower risk of accidental damage

Double Edge – Speed & Efficiency

• Two usable edges = longer use per blade
• Faster scraping on larger surfaces
• Great for high-volume applications
• More aggressive cleaning capability

👉 Not sure which to choose?
Use single edge for precision work and sensitive surfaces, and double edge when speed and efficiency matter most.

💪 Why Plastic Blades

• Won’t scratch most surfaces like metal blades
• Flexible yet durable
• Safer for paint, glass, and trim
• Reduces risk of costly damage

🔧 Key Features

• Pack Size: 100 blades per box
• Material: Durable plastic
• Universal fit for most standard holders
• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Brand: Hi-Tech

🧽 Best Uses

• Removing stickers, decals, and adhesives
• Cleaning glass and windows
• Removing residue from paint and trim
• Surface prep for detailing
• Equipment and shop cleaning

⚙️ Built for Daily Use

Designed for professional environments, these blades provide consistent performance while minimizing the risk of surface damage—making them a go-to tool for detailing and cleaning teams.

🆚 Single vs Double Edge Comparison

📦 Ordering Info

• Sold per box (100 blades)
• Select blade type above
• Compatible with most standard blade holders

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Will these scratch paint?
Plastic blades are designed to be safer than metal, but proper technique is still important.

Do they fit standard holders?
Yes—compatible with most universal razor blade tools.

Which should I use for decals?
Both work, but single edge offers more control on delicate surfaces.