Fixed blade utility knife YATO YT-7620 — 230 mm length, 90 mm stainless blade, 2 mm thickness

The YATO YT-7620 fixed blade utility knife is a compact, single-piece tool designed for cutting, trimming and general workshop or construction tasks. With a total length of 230 mm and a corrosion-resistant stainless steel blade measuring 90 mm in cutting length and 2 mm in thickness, this fixed blade knife offers a stable, rigid edge for repeated use. Supplied as one unit per pack, the knife combines a compact ergonomic profile with durable materials to meet routine jobsite and workshop requirements.

Advantages

The fixed construction eliminates blade wobble and provides reliable cutting performance under load. The stainless steel blade resists corrosion and maintains edge integrity during general-purpose tasks. A 2 mm blade thickness improves rigidity for controlled cuts, while the 230 mm overall length gives comfortable handling and leverage for precision trimming or heavier slicing. The single-piece design reduces points of failure and simplifies maintenance.

Suitable for

• Cutting and trimming drywall, cardboard and insulation materials
• General workshop trimming and shaping of soft materials
• Carpentry preparation and light construction tasks
• Hobby and craft applications requiring a fixed, stable blade

Key specifications

• Total length: 230 mm
• Blade material: stainless steel
• Blade cutting length: 90 mm
• Blade thickness: 2 mm
• Design: fixed single-piece blade
• Pack quantity: 1 unit

How to use

Hold the knife by the handle portion and position the blade at the intended cutting line. Apply steady, controlled pressure and draw the blade through the material in a single smooth motion when possible; for thicker materials, make several shallow passes to maintain control. Use the knife on a suitable cutting surface and keep fingers clear of the blade path. After use, wipe the blade clean and store the knife in a safe place to prevent accidental contact.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when cutting. Do not use the knife to pry or lever materials, and avoid excessive twisting forces that could damage the blade. Regularly inspect the blade for wear or chips and replace the tool if the blade is compromised.