Not a claimed display fixture — the catalog's words are a convenient storage box of 5-packs, and this page asserts nothing beyond them ⚑.
Not the right hundred for one consuming bench: that is the 13125 (claimed dispenser format) or 13135 (loose-wrapped storage box), with no sub-packs to open.
Not a hundred loose blades — the twenty-pack structure is the product, and a buyer who resents it wants a sibling.
Not heavier stock in any pack — every blade is .009"; the line's push-work blade is the .012" 13127, sold separately in its own container.
And not the consumable for the 13080 utility-blade scraper or the 33250's 4" scraper blades — different blades, named so no crib mis-orders.
BUYER QUESTIONS ANSWERED BEFORE THE CART, NOT AFTER THE RETURN
How is this different from the other 100-packs?
Architecture, not blades: this hundred is twenty sealed 5-packs for selling or issuing; the 13125 and 13135 are loose-wrapped hundreds for consuming. Identical .009" blades throughout — the line's only different blade is the .012" 13127.
Is it a counter display?
Not as claimed — Hyde's wording is a storage box of packs, and this page adds nothing to it . It restocks whatever fixture or shelf you already run.
Should an end user ever buy it?
Only one who genuinely wants twenty giftable, stashable 5-packs. A bench user is better served by a loose-count hundred; nothing is lost either way, since the contents are simply usable blades.
Do the blades fit standard holders?
Yes — the industry-standard single-edge pattern; every Hyde razor host and the 42005 carton cutter load from these packs.
How long does a carton last?
A busy counter, weeks in season; a small crew, a quarter. Reorder math is days-of-supply against your cadence — §2a.
What about the used blades we create?
§4 is the program: wrap-and-tape or rigid containers at every issue point, one-for-one exchange at cribs, and never a bare blade in a bag.
