Slice 10583 Fixed Blade Ceramic Utility Knife

Product Description

The SLICE 10583 is a fixed-blade utility knife designed for controlled, repeatable cutting tasks in industrial, maintenance, and trade environments. It features a ceramic blade measuring 191.1 millimeters in length, which holds an edge longer than standard steel blades and eliminates the magnetic interference concerns associated with metal blades. The ergonomic silicone handle in black and orange provides a secure, non-slip grip during use. Weighing 0.2 pounds, this knife is lightweight enough for extended handling without fatigue. It is intended for professional tradespeople and maintenance technicians who require a reliable, single-point fixed-blade safety cutter.

The SLICE 10583 is suited for applications across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general maintenance trades where box opening, insulation trimming, gasket cutting, and material scoring are routine tasks. The fixed-blade configuration makes it appropriate for situations that demand a stable cutting edge rather than a retractable mechanism. The single-blade, single-point design keeps the tool simple and consistent across repetitive cuts on the job site or in a shop setting.

Key Features

• Ceramic blade retains sharpness longer than comparable steel utility blades
• Fixed blade configuration provides a stable, consistent cutting edge
• Silicone handle material offers non-slip grip in wet or oily conditions
• Single-point blade tip suited for precision scoring and puncture starts
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use
• Black and orange handle color for high visibility on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as a fixed-blade safety cutter for general trade and industrial use where a ceramic-blade utility knife is the specified or preferred tool type.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Technicians should inspect the ceramic blade before each use, as ceramic blades are brittle and can chip if dropped on hard surfaces or used for prying. Store the knife with the blade protected to prevent chipping and to reduce the risk of unintended contact. Dispose of spent ceramic blades in an approved sharps container per your facility or job-site safety policy.