SKU #10554
Cuttermesser mit automatischem Klingenrückzug
Das Slice 10554 Cuttermesser mit automatischem Klingenrückzug ist mit seiner langen Klinge hervorragend zum Schneiden von dicken Materialien, wie beispielsweise dreilagiger Wellpappe, geeignet. Sobald Sie den Schnitt beenden, wird die Keramik-Sicherheitsklinge automatisch eingezogen, damit Sie sich nicht verletzen. Das Cuttermesser kann sowohl von Rechtshändern als auch Linkshändern verwendet werden. Drehen Sie dazu einfach die Klinge entsprechend um. Das geht schnell und ohne zusätzliches Werkzeug. Wie alle unsere Keramikklingen ist auch die Klinge unseres Cuttermessers mit automatischem Klingenrückzug nicht leitend, chemisch inert und rostfrei.
- Griffmodell: automatischer Klingenrückzug
- Robuster Griff aus glasfaserverstärktem Nylon
- Passende Klingen: 10526, 10528
- Sicherheitsklinge, die 11x länger scharf bleibt
- Minimiertes Verletzungsrisiko, geringere Kosten
- Funkenfreie, nicht leitende Klinge
- Inklusive einer doppelseitigen, abgerundeten Sicherheitsklinge
- Beidhändig nutzbar
- Mit Loch für Ihr Schlüsselband, damit Sie das Werkzeug immer zur Hand haben
- Werkzeugloser Klingentausch
- Art.-Nr. 10554
Great for:
- Opening cardboard boxes
- Cutting shrink wrap
- Breaking down cardboard boxes
- Cutting zip ties, tape, banding, and box flaps
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
Cutting Depth:
Material: GFN, POM, stainless steel, carbon steel, zirconium oxide
Dimensions: L x W x H
Weight: 0.096 kg
Sell Sheet
Sell Sheet
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FAQ - Häufige Fragen
What Is a Utility Knife Used For?
A utility knife is used to cut a wide variety of materials at home and in the workplace. Popular utility knife uses include opening packaging and cutting light construction materials such as insulation, foam, or rubber. Industrial applications vary widely. As the name suggests, a utility knife is a multipurpose tool.
Why Use a Retractable Blade Knife?
Retractable blades were the first major utility knife safety enhancement. When you're in the middle of a project, it's convenient to leave your knife's blade exposed so you can pick it up and use it immediately. But when (not if) you get interrupted or leave for a break, it's just as easy to forget and leave that blade exposed. This leads to accidents. A retractable safety utility knife solves this problem by automatically retracting the blade when the knife is not in use.
Is a Ceramic Utility Knife Breakable?
Slice blades are made of 100 percent zirconium oxide, second only to diamonds in hardness and much harder than stainless steel. Our utility knife blades are also thicker than steel blades and therefore much less likely to snap in two. Depending on your cutting material, abrasion may cause micro chips in the blade edge, but the overall performance of the blade won't be affected by this.
What Can I Cut With the Slice Auto-Retractable Utility Knife?
Slice utility knife blades can handle the same materials as steel utility knives. Our utility knives are compatible with two different blade-tip styles: rounded and pointed. Both styles are 24 mm long, allowing you to cut through thick materials like triple-walled corrugated. The 10554 ships with the 10526 rounded blade. For most applications, the rounded tip is safer. However, when you need to initiate your cut with a piercing action, such as with plastic wrap, plastic banding, fabric, or drywall, we recommend the 10528 pointed-tip blade.
How Often Do I Need to Replace the Blade?
Because we use extremely hard zirconium oxide, Slice blades retain their edge up to 10 times longer than steel. This means you'll need to replace your blade 10 times less often than you would with a typical utility knife. Our utility knife blades are also reversible, so once you're ready for a fresh cutting edge, you can just switch the position of your existing blade. That's why one Slice blade can replace up to 20 single-sided steel blades.