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WORKPRO 11-Inch Insulation Knife, Stainless Steel Blade Insulation Cutter, Double Side Serrated Sharp Duct Knife for Heat Material Foam, RockWool, Styrofoam, Sod Cutter Garden Knife for Lawn Repair - size: 11 Inch
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About this item
- Versatile Insulation Cutting Tool: WORKPRO foam insulation knife is ideal for cutting heat insulation material, foam insulation, styrofoam, rockwool, mineral wool and fiberglass insulation, and other various materials with clean, precise results
- Double Side Garden Knife: The utility knife can also be used for gardening like sawing trees and bamboo, mowing lawns and cutting ropes. Its special double-sided wavy serration design minimizes chips, and helps smooth cutting and improve efficiency. Different densities of serration facilitate cutting through different materials with ease
- Rugged Stainless Steel Blade: The total length of the insulation cutting knife is 16 inch, the sharp blade is 1-1/32 inch wide, 11 inch long, which is long enough to allow you to use the serrated insulation knife to cut thicker insulation materials smoothly. Made from premium stainless steel, the rockwool insulation knife blade is superior in performance, rust and corrosion resistant
- Soft Bi-Material Handle: Ergonomic TPR and PP handle provides non-slip comfort and control, reducing hand fatigue even during extended use on demanding construction or gardening projects. Handle includes a hanging hole for convenient storage and quick access on the job
- Safe Nylon Sheath: Equipped with a durable nylon sheath with inner plastic liner and secure fastening strap to hold the insulation cutter firmly in place for convenient storage and easy carrying
Overview
- Recommended Uses For Product: Utility
- Brand: WORKPRO
- Special Feature: Serrated Blade
- Age Range (Description): Adult
- Included Components: 11-Inch Insulation Knife and Sheath
- Handle Material: TPR+PP
- Color: Blue+Red
- Blade Material: Stainless Steel
- Style: Compact
- Blade Shape: Serrated