Efficiency is important when opening cartons and pallets. Just what the nimble and robust Secunorm 185 has been designed for. The compact safety knife impresses with features rarely found in this product group, such as a stainless steel handle, a large slider and easy blade change. changing. Other benefits are the sharp, long-lasting ceramic blade and automatic blade retraction.
The Secunorm 300 is the Secunorm 500’s “little brother” and a further development of the Secunorm Profi Light. It retains a pleasant lightness as well as the proven automatic blade retraction. You’ll discover much more in the optimized Secunorm 300 all-rounder. For example, the especially ergonomic design, an increased cutting depth, the new soft grip, and extremely user-friendly blade changing.
A long bladed safety knife? This has been a contradiction of terms for a very long time. Until now. The Secunorm 380 is the first safety knife worldwide featuring automatic blade retraction AND a blade extension length of almost 8 cm. If you are looking for a low risk alternative to the usual fixed blade cutter, here is your answer. As an additional safety feature, we've included a transportation lock, to disable any unintended blade activity.
Over 40 years ago the Secunorm Profi set standards in safety, robustness and ergonomics. Its successor goes several steps further. For example, the new aluminium handle significantly improves handling and makes cutting easier, the new slider can be operated from both sides, there is a pre-installed ceramic blade and the blade change has been made so much simpler. Apart from these improvements, the proven automatic blade retraction will continue to protect you from cutting injuries.
The Secunorm 525 is a straightforward safety knife in every way. The ergonomic aluminium handle sits firmly and comfortably in the hand. Its robust design and large cutting depth of up to 18 mm means the Secunorm 525 easily manages a variety of cutting materials, for example 3-ply cardboard. An unobstructed view of the blade also allows you to cut particularly precisely. In every task, the proven automatic blade retraction protects you from cutting injuries.
With its cutting depth of up to 36 mm, the Secunorm 540 is in a field of its own. The Martor safety knife demonstrates its impressive strengths especially when cutting foam, polystyrene, paper rolls and bagged goods. For all its specialism, its robust and ergonomic aluminium handle is easy to hold and suitable for either hand. The proven automatic blade retraction protects you from cutting injuries.
The Secunorm 610 XDR is the first universal bag opener that cuts efficiently and safely. Use it to open bags of any kind and thickness, and any content. XDR means eXtra Dirt Resistant, i.e., even dusty, liquid or sticky contents won’t stop the safety knife. The blade automatically retracts after cutting on releasing the lever. Users are then also resistant – resistant to cutting injuries.
Do not be fooled by how compact the Secunorm Handy is. Being Handy, doesn’t mean it’s cute, on the contrary: It is a cutting tool with “bite” and all the qualities required, even for a moist work environment. You can use the stainless steel handle for a particularly long time. As it is both lightweight and Handy it is suitable for many cutting applications even high frequency cutting.
The slimline Secunorm Mizar is your gateway into our world of quality squeeze-grip knives. Instead of a slider, a lever is responsible for releasing the blade, and instead of a steel blade, it has a permanently sharp ceramic blade. It is particularly versatile and efficient and can be used for all common cutting materials and for a wide variety of cutting types – thanks to its perfect handling.
The Secunorm Multisafe is a real classic. It provides excellent durability thanks to its handle made of zinc and its uncomplicated, robust design. With its notable blade extension, you can cut all standard materials. Should you have any particular requirements, you can re-fit the Secunorm Multisafe with one of our many optional blades.
