SECUMAX 148 safety knife – Martor made of recycled plastic

Can disposable safety knives be sustainable? Yes, they can: the SECUMAX 148 is made from more than 80% recycled plastic. The fibreglass reinforcement and the robust, blade head that can be used twice ensure a longer service life. This means that the SECUMAX 148 is also ideally suited for more demanding cutting applications. You also benefit from the ergonomic handle and the pleasantly light weight, which make work safe and efficient.

With a blade thickness of 0.5 mm, the plastic coated blade head is particularly robust. The safety knife can therefore easily manage to cut materials that are particularly demanding in logistics and production.

Concealed blade: the two cutting edges of the blade head are safely shielded – to protect the user and the products. You will still have enough blade to safely cut 2 layer cardboard boxes and much more.

Good guidance: another reason why the SECUMAX 148 manages to cut cardboard boxes, for example, so easily is the guide surfaces at the very front of the handle. They help you to cut at an angle. And make it even easier to cut through the material.

Ergonomically shaped: are you right handed? Or left handed? It doesn't actually matter, because the knife is easy to hold in either hand. The slight curvature of the outside and the non-slip surface structure make it comfortable to hold.

Main cutting materials: wrapping, stretch and shrink film, up to 2 layer cardboard boxes, adhesive tape, bagged products, webs of film and paper.

Dimensions (L x W x H): 142.4 x 11 x 38.7 mm. Cutting depth 6.2 mm.