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- Stock: In Stock
- Model: CTR CS-5
- Weight: 0.10kg
- Dimensions: 150.00mm x 40.00mm x 60.00mm
- SKU: CTR CS-5
- UPC: 091511220025
OLFA® Key Hole Cutter With Saw Blade And Ratchet-Lock Utility Knife
Cat no: CS-5
With this OLFA® multi-tool utility knife, you're get a combination of key hole saw and snap-off blade knife. You are not locked into a fixed depth with the key hole saw. The ratchet-lock mechanism gives you unlimited blade positions. The snap-off blade knife has a sturdy auto-lock mechanism. The knife has a double-honed blade for superior sharpness and edge retention.
Good For: Applications such as drywall repair and general
demolition. Cuts carpeting, linoleum, drywall and more.
- Racket-lock mechanism for the key-hole saw
- Auto-lock mechanism for the snap-off blade knife
- Anti-slip rubber grip and acetone-resistant handle
- Stainless steel blade channel
- No tool blade change
- Preloaded with a key hole saw and a MTB silver snap-off blade
A combination of Keyhole Saw and the 12,5mm MT-1 is all needed. Grab one CS-5 instead of carrying 2 tools for one workday.
Snap-off blade cutter is placed in the deep part of the body to avoid unexpected touching while using the saw on the other side.Saw makes a hole in a dry wall and cut wood, while cutter exposes hard wiring and cut cardboard.
One necessity for electricians : the saw blade is bi-directional, works as a pull-saw as well as a puch-saw. Sharp-pointed tip drills a hole in a board to start cutting.
The hard-to-bend 12,5mm-wide x 0,45mm-thick snapp-off blade cuts through materials stronger than people expect from its compact appearance.
| Description | Specification |
| Packaging | Blister Packed |
| Model | CS-5 |
| Lock | Ratchet-lock mechanism |
| Blade Compatibility | MTB SWB-5/1B |
A combination of Keyhole Saw and the 12,5mm MT-1 is all needed. Grab one CS-5
instead of carrying 2 tools for one workday.
Snap-off blade cutter is placed in the deep part of the body to avoid unexpected touching while using the saw on the other side.Saw makes a hole in a dry wall and cut wood, while cutter exposes hard wiring and cut cardboard.
One necessity for electricians : the saw blade is bi-directional, works as a pull-saw as well as a puch-saw. Sharp-pointed tip drills a hole in a board to start cutting.
The hard-to-bend 12,5mm-wide x 0,45mm-thick snapp-off blade cuts through materials stronger than people expect from its compact appearance.
