SKU #10550
Cutter manual
El cutter manual Slice 10550 es uno de los 3 modelos disponibles. Este modelo de cutter profesional se caracteriza por un deslizador con 5 posiciones entre las que se puede elegir la longitud deseada para realizar el corte. Gracias a un innovador proceso de fabricación creado por Slice, el filo de la cuchilla es completamente seguro para los dedos. Al igual que el resto de nuestros modelos, el cutter manual cuenta con un robusto mango de nylon con fibra de vidrio y una cuchilla reemplazable de larga duración. Las cuchillas de cerámica de Slice no producen chispas, no son magnéticas y son químicamente inertes. Nunca se oxiden y se mantienen en perfectas condiciones en temperaturas de hasta 1600 ºC.
- Tipo de mango: 5 posiciones
- Robusto mango de nylon con fibra de vidrio
- Cuchillas compatibles: 10526, 10528
- Cuchilla de seguridad que se mantiene afilada 11 veces más tiempo
- Minimiza lesiones, reduce costos
- No produce chispas, no conduce la electricidad
- Diseño ambidextro
- Agujero para cordón para tener la herramienta siempre a la mano
- No se precisan herramientas para cambiar la cuchilla
- Menos cambios de cuchilla = menos lesiones
- Ref. #10550
Ideal para:
- Removing plastic packaging
- Opening cardboard boxes
- Opening packages coming through the garage
- Stripping cables
Especificaciones del producto
Especificaciones del producto
Cutting Depth:
Material: GFN, POM, Carbon Steel, zirconium oxide
Dimensions: L x W x H
Weight: 0.094 kg
Sell Sheet
Sell Sheet
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What Is a Utility Knife Used For?
As the name suggests, the question of “what is a utility knife” comes down to its utility. Is the handle or blade designed for a narrow set of applications? Then chances are you’re looking at a specialized knife, such as a craft knife. If the knife is meant to handle whatever it comes in contact with, it’s more likely to be considered a utility knife.
This type of knife is used for a wide variety of tasks and materials, usually ones that require a sturdy, durable tool. Utility knife uses include scraping, piercing, or cutting, and materials include wire, carpeting, nylon straps, and metal sheets.
This type of knife is used for a wide variety of tasks and materials, usually ones that require a sturdy, durable tool. Utility knife uses include scraping, piercing, or cutting, and materials include wire, carpeting, nylon straps, and metal sheets.
Is a Ceramic Utility Knife Safer?
Steel knives are typically sharpened far beyond what’s necessary because steel is soft, relatively speaking, and dulls very quickly. Extra sharpening is a workaround that extends the life of the blade but sacrifices safety. Advanced ceramics are much harder than steel and therefore don’t need to be sharpened to dangerous levels just to be effective. However, not all ceramic knives are equal. If a ceramic knife is sharpened to the unsafe levels of steel, it will be just as dangerous.
A Slice utility knife is a safety tool because our proprietary grind creates a finger-friendly edge that effectively cuts most materials but resists cutting skin. And because advanced ceramics are much harder than steel, Slice blades last, on average, 11.2 times longer than steel blades.
A Slice utility knife is a safety tool because our proprietary grind creates a finger-friendly edge that effectively cuts most materials but resists cutting skin. And because advanced ceramics are much harder than steel, Slice blades last, on average, 11.2 times longer than steel blades.
What Kind of Utility Knife Blades Does Slice Offer?
All our utility blades feature our proprietary finger-friendly edge. Slice utility blades are available in two options: pointed tip for a more effective piercing action and rounded tip for added protection against injuries.
To distinguish our different utility knife blade types, we look at how the blade is integrated with the handle. The Manual Utility Knife offers five fixed positions for blade, allowing the user to choose blade depth and keep the blade extended when it’s not in use. The Auto-Retractable Utility Knife has a slider button that must be engaged in order to extend the blade. This reduces injuries by ensuring that the blade is never left exposed when it’s not in use. Our Smart-Retracting Utility Knife has an added layer of safety. Its innovative technology senses when the blade loses contact with the cutting surface and automatically retracts the blade, even when the user is still holding the slider button.
To distinguish our different utility knife blade types, we look at how the blade is integrated with the handle. The Manual Utility Knife offers five fixed positions for blade, allowing the user to choose blade depth and keep the blade extended when it’s not in use. The Auto-Retractable Utility Knife has a slider button that must be engaged in order to extend the blade. This reduces injuries by ensuring that the blade is never left exposed when it’s not in use. Our Smart-Retracting Utility Knife has an added layer of safety. Its innovative technology senses when the blade loses contact with the cutting surface and automatically retracts the blade, even when the user is still holding the slider button.
How Can I Use a Utility Knife Safely?
Although Slice blades are safer than metal, they are still knives and it makes sense to treat them with the same general principles you’d apply in how to use a utility knife safely. These include cutting at an angle away from your body, ensuring that your environment is free of distractions, exposing only enough blade to do the job effectively, and keeping your other hand as far away from the cutting area as possible.