SKU: 95316414728

Marshalltown Scoring Utility Knife, 1-in, 3 Tungsten-Carbide Tips (SC2S-L)

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Marshalltown Scoring Utility Knife, 1-in, 3 Tungsten-Carbide Tips (SC2S-L)Marshalltown Scoring Utility Knife with 3 Tips Purpose built scoring knife for cement backer board, featuring three tungsten carbide tips and on tool blade storage. A soft grip handle delivers comfort and control for precise, repeatable scores. Key Features: Cement Board Scoring: Designed specifically to score cement backer board cleanly and efficiently Durable Tips: Three tungsten carbide tips for long lasting performance, with one stored inside the

Marshalltown Scoring Utility Knife with 3 Tips

Purpose-built scoring knife for cement backer board, featuring three tungsten-carbide tips and on-tool blade storage. A soft-grip handle delivers comfort and control for precise, repeatable scores.


Key Features:

  • Cement Board Scoring: Designed specifically to score cement backer board cleanly and efficiently
  • Durable Tips: Three tungsten-carbide tips for long-lasting performance, with one stored inside the handle
  • Comfort Grip: Soft-grip ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue and improves control
  • On-Tool Storage: Integrated storage keeps an extra tip accessible on the job
  • Compact Size: 7-1/2 in overall length with 1-in blade width for tight spaces

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Series Name Scoring
Blade Length (Inches) 2.625
Blade Width 1 in
Blade Material Steel
Folding No
Retractable No
Snap-Off Blade No
Handle Length (Inches) 5
Handle Type Soft Grip
Number of Blades Included 3
On Tool Blade Storage Yes
Package Quantity 1
Finish Family Other
Warranty Limited lifetime
UNSPSC 27111500
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes
Overall Length 7-1/2 in
For Use on Cardboard No
Multi-surface No

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What materials is this knife best suited for?
A: It’s designed for scoring cement backer board; it is not intended for cardboard or multi-surface use.


Q: How many tips are included?
A: Three tungsten-carbide tips are included, with one stored inside the handle.


Q: Is the blade retractable or folding?
A: No, it is a fixed, non-retractable design.


Q: Does it have on-tool storage?
A: Yes, there is on-tool storage inside the handle for an extra tip.


Q: What is the warranty?
A: Limited lifetime warranty from Marshalltown.


Sculpt Precision Into Your Tile Backer

This compact scoring knife carves crisp lines in cement board, bringing order and exactitude to prep work. The soft-grip handle is a pleasure in the hand, while the tungsten-carbide tips add a sleek, industrial edge. Pair it with a square to create razor-straight seams before tiling. It’s a small, luxurious detail that elevates craftsmanship from the very first cut.


Score cleaner, faster lines in cement board—add the Marshalltown scoring utility knife to your toolkit today.

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