The new SECUMAX 370 from MARTOR is the first GS-certified safety knives with a concealed blade and a cutting depth of up to 10 mm. Until now, the maximum cutting depth was around 6 mm, making the SECUMAX 370 unrivalled. The glass fibre reinforced handle is made from at least 60% recycled plastic, and this innovative professional knife is part of our ever-growing ECO by MARTOR product family.
Performance and protection
With this world first, you can effortlessly cut through up to 3-ply cardboard. You still don't have to compromise on maximum user and product safety, as the blade is securely shielded.
But how is it possible to combine exceptional cutting performance for this security class with the highest level of protection? The special feature is the double-sided slider for increasing the cutting depth to 10 mm. After cutting, it automatically returns to 6 mm if the slider is not activated. The cutting channel reduces in size again.
The SECUMX 370 is the ideal cutting solution for all companies that are reaching their limits with existing product options, especially in goods receipt. In addition to thicker cardboard boxes, the safety knives can also be used to cut plastic strapping band and film safely and efficiently.
Innovative blade head
The high-quality handle and the innovative, robust blade head contribute to its long-lasting performance. With its 0.63 mm thick blade and recycled plastic coating, it can withstand even the toughest conditions. Even piercing the cutting material is effortless. You can open adhesive tape with the 6 mm adhesive tape splitter – it can also be used to score cardboard boxes from the inside for resizing.
The blue blade change button is provided for when the blade head needs to be replaced at some point. Once you have pulled it out of the handle, you can remove the blade head at the front.
GS certified and very ergonomic
The SECUMAX 370, with its unique safety technology, is not only GS-certified. The Nuremberg-based IGR Institute has also rated it as an "ergonomic product" and praised its excellent handling. This is an advantage that should not be underestimated when it comes to working with sturdy and unruly 3-ply cardboard boxes.