SKU #10562
Folding Utility Knife
Are you on the hunt for a utility knife that’s easy to store? Wishing you had a tool that allows for safe, controlled cuts? Never fear, for the Slice® Folding Utility Knife is here for all your cutting needs!
Designed with a sturdy, balanced handle and a convenient finger loop for an optimal grip, the Slice Folding Knife effectively cuts through various materials, including cardboard, plastic, tape, vinyl, and more. Use the quick release lock to unfold the blade, which boasts two locking positions. Additionally, the Slice Folding Knife comes equipped with a belt clip for added convenience.
From industrial and household uses to DIY projects and working in the warehouse, Slice makes people and places safer. Learn more below.
- Durable metal handle with comfortable finger loop
- Fixed blade sheathed in folding handle
- 100% zirconium oxide blade that never rusts
- Blade lasts on average 11.2x longer than metal blades
- Easy-to-use ambidextrous design
Great for:
- Opening cardboard boxes
- Cutting tape, shrink wrap, and plastic
- Wire stripping
- Breaking down boxes
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
Cutting Depth:
Material: Carbon steel, aluminium, PA, stainless steel, zirconium oxide
Dimensions: L
Weight: 0.44 lb x W x H![The Slice® 10562 Folding Utility Knife with metal handle and finger-friendly® safety blade.](http://uk.sliceproducts.com/cdn/shop/products/10562.jpg?v=1660716538&width=1445)
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FAQ
What’s the Difference Between GFN and Metal Handles?
Both materials are sturdy and can easily handle industrial use, but many users simply prefer metal because that’s what they’re accustomed to. In the end, hand tools are like clothing, in that everyone has different preferences. As a matter of safety, it’s important to offer a variety of choices to OHS managers who are trying to gain compliance from their staff.
During the design process, we asked ourselves how we could make the best quality folding utility knife. Our goal is always to reduce injuries and lower costs. Offering safer choices to all users, regardless of their handle preferences, is part of fulfilling that promise.
How Should I Grip the Slice Foldable Utility Knife?
How Long Does a Folding Pocket Utility Knife’s Blade Last?
In addition to this, of course, Slice’s safety blades last much longer than traditional steel blades. Our unique blade design is made from 100 percent zirconium oxide and is thicker than standard blades. As a result, our blades have been shown to last up to 11 times longer than steel blades in independent, third-party testing.
How Do I Replace the Blade in the 10562?
First, ensure that your foldable utility knife is fully extended and locked in the open position. Then, find the oblong button at the tip of the handle, very close to where the blade extends from the handle. Press this button and pull the blade out of its casing at the same time. At this point, you can flip the blade around for a fresh edge or replace the entire blade. To insert the blade, simply hold down the same oblong button and slide the blade back into the casing. Make sure the cutting edge is facing down and the blade’s notch is closest to the edge with the blade button. The blade should slide in easily. When the blade is fully inserted, release the blade button and continue to use the knife as before.