Utility knife Stanley FMHT10501-0 Folding blade knife 25 mm width 165 mm length

The Stanley FMHT10501-0 folding blade utility knife has a compact 165 mm length and a 25 mm wide blade, designed for controlled cutting in a variety of tasks. Its folding blade mechanism provides a safer way to carry and store the tool while maintaining easy access for use. The knife’s construction focuses on functional durability and straightforward handling for both occasional and frequent use.

Advantages

The folding design reduces accidental blade exposure during transport and storage while enabling quick opening when cutting is required. The 25 mm blade width gives a stable cutting edge suitable for thicker materials, and the 165 mm overall length balances control and reach. The construction materials and assembly provide a reliable tool life with simple maintenance.

Подходит для

• Резка картонных коробок и упаковочных материалов
• Работы с линолеумом, ковровыми покрытиями и пластиком
• Резка ремней, ленты и тонкого листового материала
• Общие ремонтные и бытовые задачи

Key specifications

• Blade width: 25 mm
• Overall length (closed/open ready for handling): 165 mm
• Folding blade mechanism for safer storage
• Single-hand opening action for quick deployment
• Durable handle construction for repeated use

How to use

Open the folding blade according to the tool’s mechanism until it locks in the operating position. Ensure the blade is securely locked before applying pressure. Hold the knife so that your hand rests comfortably on the handle and guide the blade with steady, controlled strokes through the material. Retract or fold the blade back into the handle after use to minimize exposure. Replace the blade when cutting performance declines or damage is visible.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as cut-resistant gloves and safety glasses when handling sharp blades. Store the folding knife with the blade closed and out of reach of children. For cutting thick or dense materials, use multiple light passes rather than excessive force to reduce the risk of blade breakage or loss of control.