Milwaukee Fastback Flip Utility Knife 2 Piece Set with Razor Blade Dispenser (50 Blades Included)

Stripping wires? Check. Ripping up carpet? Check. Opening boxes? Absolutely. There are plenty of things you’ll need a utility knife for, and this dual pack of utility knives from Milwaukee will do those for you and more. Don’t worry about misplacing these units. A sturdy metal clip on their sides keeps them attached to your pockets or work belts, and their strategically placed lanyard holes keep them available for twine, keychains, or lanyards. The two knives have intuitive blade replacement mechanics, xletting you change them out in seconds. They also have ergonomically designed handles, letting you keep a firm grip so you can work with improved handling. Additionally, in this kit you will find a blade storage unit that comes pre-loaded with 50 razor blades. Once a blade wears down, you can slide it into this unit for safe disposal. Keep this mounted in your workshop or garage for maximum utility. Trust Milwaukee to provide you the highest quality in utility knives and blade storage technology.

• 48-22-1950 BLADE DISPENSER: This holds 50 blades, dispensing them one at a time from the base of the unit. You can keep it mounted to your workshop walls with the help of the peg holes on the back
• 48-22-1501 FASTBACK FLIP UTILITY KNIFE this knife is slightly larger than the 48-22-1500 In addition to the wireframe belt hook , it has an onboard gut hook and wire stripper, letting you work on a wide variety of applications without having to change tools
• 48-22-1599 COMPACT UTILITY KNIFE: This is one of the smaller utility knives in Milwaukee’s lineup. It comes equipped with a wireframe belt hook and lanyard hole. Its size and light weight will let you work long hours with ease
• ERGONOMIC HANDLES: These knives are designed to fit naturally in your hand, letting you work with improved control during jobs that require precise cutting
• EASY BLADE REMOVAL: Both knives boast tool-free blade changing. With this system, you only need to push a button and pull the blade out to remove it. No button pushes are necessary to push the blade back in, either, saving you time on the job