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The Brother Replacement Cutter Blade TC5V2 in yellow is a precision spare part compatible with a range of Brother cutting machines. Designed for accurate, clean cutting of paper, vinyl and similar thin materials, this cutter blade is intended to restore cutting performance and maintain consistent results. It is supplied as a replacement component matching the original TC5V2 specification.

Advantages

The TC5V2 replacement cutter blade provides sharp, consistent cutting edges that help achieve precise contours and clean cuts. Its compatibility with multiple Brother models simplifies maintenance and reduces downtime, while the yellow colour coding helps identify the correct blade for the matching tool. The blade is designed for straightforward installation and stable performance during routine craft and sign-making tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting paper and cardstock
• Cutting adhesive vinyl and thin film
• Crafting, scrapbooking and small sign production
• Replacement during maintenance of compatible Brother cutters

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Brother
• Model / MPN: TC5V2
• Colour: Yellow
• Category: Replacement cutter blade for desktop cutting machines
• Compatible models: GL-100, PT-1000, PT-1000BM, PT-1010, PT-1010B, PT-1010NB, PT-1010R, PT-1010S, PT-1090, PT-1090BK, PT1100SB, PT-1100SBVP, PT-1100ST, PT-1120, PT-1130, PT-1160, PT-1170, PT-1180, PT-1190, PT-1230PC, PT-1280, PT-1280SR, PT-1280VP, PT-128AF, PT-1290, PT-1290RS, PT-6100, PT-7100

How to use

Power off the cutting machine and follow the manufacturer’s instructions to remove the old blade assembly. Fit the TC5V2 replacement blade into the blade holder, ensuring correct orientation and secure fastening according to the machine manual. Reinstall the blade holder in the carriage, perform a test cut on scrap material and adjust blade depth or pressure if required to achieve the desired cut quality.

Recommendations

Use the blade for appropriate thin materials such as paper, cardstock and adhesive vinyl. Replace the blade when cuts become ragged or inconsistent. Store spare blades in a dry, safe place and handle the blade carefully to avoid injury.