Milwaukee Tool 48-22-1925 Fixed Blade Hawkbill Knife

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-22-1925 is a fixed blade hawkbill knife built for trade professionals who need a reliable cutting tool on the job. The blade is stainless steel with a hawkbill profile, a curved design suited for pulling cuts through rope, roofing materials, insulation, and conduit wrap. The full tang construction carries the blade steel through the entire length of the oversized glass-filled nylon handle, giving the knife structural integrity under heavy use. At 0.485 pounds, it is light enough for all-day carry. A molded sheath with belt clip is included for secure jobsite storage.

This knife is suited for electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors who need a dedicated fixed blade cutter for materials common in mechanical and construction trades. The hawkbill blade geometry excels at slicing through strapping, cable ties, vapor barrier, pipe wrap, and similar materials. The oversized handle supports a firm grip even with gloved hands, which is a practical advantage in field conditions. The included lanyard hole allows secondary retention when working at height.

Key Features

• Full tang stainless steel hawkbill blade for structural rigidity and cutting performance
• Oversized ergonomic glass-filled nylon handle for gloved or bare-hand grip
• Durable molded sheath with belt clip included for hands-free carry
• Lanyard hole for secondary retention during elevated or confined-space work
• Blade geometry designed to stay sharper longer under repeated field use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose fixed blade hawkbill knife for trade and construction applications. No specific system or equipment compatibility applies to this product.

Installation Notes

Fixed blade knives do not require installation, but safe handling practices apply on all jobsites. Always sheath the blade when not in active use and secure the sheath clip to a belt or tool pouch before moving between work areas. Follow any applicable jobsite blade-handling policies, particularly when working at height or in confined spaces. Inspect the sheath retention fit periodically and replace if the blade no longer seats securely.