Folding Knife Beta Tools 190 mm model 1777BM, stainless blade, single-hand opening

Beta Tools folding knife model 1777BM has an overall length of 190 mm and a stainless steel blade in a compact folding design with single-hand opening. The knife combines a corrosion-resistant cutting edge with a handle shaped for one-handed operation, providing a portable tool for everyday use in workshops, light trade and hobby activities. Its folding mechanism keeps the blade protected when not in use and reduces storage footprint.

Advantages

The stainless steel blade offers durability and resistance to corrosion, suitable for repeated cutting tasks. Single-hand opening enables quick deployment and safe one-handed operation. The folding construction protects the blade during transport and storage, while the overall length gives a balance between cutting reach and compactness. The handle design supports controlled handling and reduced fatigue during short to moderate cutting jobs.

Suitable for

• Opening and cutting packaging and tape
• General workshop tasks and light repair work
• Hobby and craft cutting where portability is needed
• Trade work requiring a reliable utility knife for on-site use

Key specifications

• Overall length: 190 mm (open)
• Blade material: stainless steel
• Opening method: single-hand opening
• Folding design for safe storage
• Handle shaped for one-handed control

How to use

To use the folding knife, open the blade with the single-hand opening mechanism until it locks securely into the open position. Hold the handle firmly and place the blade against the material to be cut, using steady, controlled motions. After finishing, fold the blade back into the handle until it latches closed. Maintain safe finger placement away from the cutting edge during opening, use and folding to avoid injury.

Usage recommendations

Regularly clean and dry the stainless steel blade after use to minimise corrosion and ensure consistent performance. Inspect the folding mechanism periodically and remove debris that could impede locking. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when cutting tougher materials, and replace the knife if locking or blade integrity is compromised.