The Quilted Bear Titanium Rotary Blades 60mm - Precise Cutting & Long Lasting Easy Replace Universal Replacement Rotary Cutter Blades 60mm for Fabric Cutters & Sewing Cutters x 1

• With The Quilted Bear's rotary blade refill, rotary cutter sewing is an absolute breeze. The Rotary cutter for fabric has long been the best way to quickly cut fabric and these blades are the perfect facilitators.
• Titanium is the standard bearer for sharpness and increased durability. If you do a lot of cutting and are constantly going through blade after blade, it's time to upgrade to Titanium.
• Studies have found that titanium blades last on average 3 times longer than Stainless Steel blades. The sharper the blade, the better the finish with these blades giving a precise cutting line with no fraying or snagging.
• Replacing rotary cutter blades is a highly economical way of cutting as you don't have to replace the whole cutter, just the blade! Most rotary blades are fully interchangeable and fit multiple different cutters.
• These blades easily fit cutters from the biggest brands including OLFA, Clover &, of course, The Quilted Bear! Still going through blades at a rate of knots? Why not try out our rotary blade sharpener to revitalise older blades!

The Quilted Bear's Titanium 60mm rotary cutter blades are the perfect antidote for a long lasting and economical way of cutting fabric, paper, or cardboard in many different craft styles. Primarily used for Quilting, Sewing & Dressmaking, these rotary cutting blades will easily glide through multiple layers of fabric without fraying or snagging. Titanium blades really are the standard bearer for precision and durability. Studies show that Titanium blades last 3 times longer than Stainless Steel blades. Most rotary blades are fully interchangeable with these 45mm blades fitting most rotary cutters. Perfect for revitalising your cutter. The easy replace system allows the blades to clip into most cutters with minimum fuss simply. For The Quilted Bear Cutters, merely unscrew the central carriage and place the blade in before screwing it up again.