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Slice Manual Industrial Knife

Slice Manual Industrial Knife

£32.49
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SKU: 10559
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Product Description

Looking for a durable and versatile industrial knife? The Slice® 10559 Manual Industrial Knife is the perfect tool for cutting through thick materials like foam, insulation, and corrugate. With its five-position handle and four cutting depths (6 mm, 28 mm, 53 mm, and 76 mm), this knife is ideal for a variety of jobs in your production floor or workshop. The Slice finger-friendly® blade cuts effectively and is much safer to handle than traditional metal or ceramic blades. Our no-tool blade change system also allows you to switch the blade orientation for left-handed use. Slice safety blades are non-sparking, oil-free, and never rust, lasting up to 11 times longer than comparable steel blades. Choose the Slice® 10559 for a reliable, long-lasting industrial knife.

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Specifications

Cutting Depth: 3.11 in

Material: GFN, POM, stainless steel, carbon steel, zirconium oxide

Dimensions: L 6.1 in x W1.35 in x H0.85 in

Weight: 0.22 lb

Key Features

  • Manual retraction with 4 cutting positions allows you to expose the blade at various lengths without having to hold it in the open position
  • Extends up to 3 inches (76 mm)
  • Made with 100% zirconium oxide blade that never rusts
  • Blade lasts on average 11.2x longer than metal blades
  • Easy-to-use for right & left handers

Ideal For

  • Cutting thick materials like foam, batting, and fibreglass insulation

About Slice®

Slice, based in Florida, was founded in 2008 by TJ Scimone. Always looking for new ideas, he collaborated with renowned designers to reimagine everyday cutting products, making them safer and easier to use. Since that time, Slice has developed a collection of award-winning safety cutters that increase productivity, lower costs, and, most importantly, reduce injuries. Slice tools are now used in major industries around the world.

Scimone founded Slice as a way to help fund long-term care for his autistic son. One percent of all Slice sales are donated to autism research.

At Slice, we know what’s important. We value safety, innovation, quality, simplicity, and community. These core values are evident in everything we do, from tool design to customer service.