Gray Tools
Gray Tools 208 Heavy-Duty Snap-Off Knife with 2 Spare Blades
Heavy-duty snap-off knife with break button, rubber grip and two spare blades stored inside
- Ergonomic rubber grip reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- Break button locks blade at chosen length for precise cuts
- Two spare blades stored internally for quick replacement
- Heavy-duty construction withstands demanding job-site conditions
- California Proposition 65 warning notes chemical exposure risks
Professional Utility Knife
The Gray Tools 208 is a heavy-duty snap-off knife built for electricians and trade professionals who need reliable cutting performance on job sites. Its robust construction handles demanding materials while the integrated blade storage keeps replacements immediately accessible.
Blade Locking Mechanism
A break button secures the blade at the exact length required for each cut, preventing unwanted retraction during use. Two spare blades are stored inside the handle compartment so fresh edges are always available without carrying a separate pack.
Ergonomic Job-Site Integration
The rubber grip reduces hand fatigue during repetitive scoring, trimming or cable-stripping tasks. Because the knife uses standard snap-off segments, it fits existing blade inventories and eliminates the need for specialised replacements.
Highlights
- Ergonomic rubber grip reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- Break button locks blade at chosen length for precise cuts
- Two spare blades stored internally for quick replacement
- Heavy-duty construction withstands demanding job-site conditions
- California Proposition 65 warning notes chemical exposure risks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 6¹ overall length feel when the knife is in use?
The 6¹ measurement gives a full-size handle that fills the hand, keeping the blade well forward for leverage while still fitting a standard tool pouch.
What does the break button actually lock in place?
Pressing the break button clamps the segmented blade at the chosen score line so the exposed section cannot slide during cutting.
Where do the two spare blades sit when not in use?
Both spare segments store inside the handle cavity, accessible by sliding the rear cap off the rubber-grip body.
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