Stanley STHT10193 Spring Back Utility Knife Zinc Handle

Product Description

The STANLEY STHT10193 is a spring back utility knife built for tradespeople who need reliable, consistent cutting performance on the job. The spring back blade mechanism automatically retracts the blade when cutting pressure is released, reducing accidental exposure during use. The zinc die-cast handle provides a solid, durable grip and is finished in high-visibility yellow for easy identification in a tool bag or on a work surface. This knife ships with one blade installed and is ready to use out of the package. It is a standard utility cutting tool suited for drywall, insulation, flooring, packaging, and general construction tasks.

The STHT10193 is a general-purpose utility knife appropriate for residential and commercial construction, HVAC duct work preparation, insulation cutting, and general jobsite use. The spring back safety feature makes it well suited for environments where blade exposure between cuts is a concern. Electricians, HVAC techs, plumbers, drywall installers, and general contractors will find it useful as an everyday cutting tool. It is packaged as a single unit and ships with one double-point blade included.

Key Features

• Spring back blade mechanism retracts blade automatically when cutting pressure is released
• Zinc die-cast handle offers durability and solid hand feel
• High-visibility yellow handle color for easy location on busy job sites
• Double-point blade design extends usable blade life
• Compact profile at 0.88 inches wide supports controlled single-hand operation
• Includes one blade ready for immediate use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or additional utility knife compatible with common spring back utility knife blade formats used across construction and trade applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this handheld utility knife. When replacing the blade, power down or de-energize any nearby electrical components before cutting near wiring or conduit. Always retract or cap the blade when the knife is not in active use. Blade replacement should be performed with appropriate cut-resistant gloves following standard jobsite safety practices.