Westward
Westward 2UJY2 Cutter hand tool
A 5 1/2-inch overall cutter with a partially serrated, chrome-plated steel blade for Kevlar and multi-purpose cutting, featuring an ergonomic nylon-fiberglass grip
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- Cuts Kevlar material with partially serrated edge
- Ergonomic straight handle reduces hand fatigue during use
- Chrome-plated steel blade resists corrosion for durability
- Nylon fibreglass grip with TPR ensures secure hold
- Right-hand design optimises control for straight cuts
Westward 2UJY2 Cutter for Kevlar
The Westward 2UJY2 is a right-hand cutter designed for multi-purpose cutting tasks. Its partially serrated blade handles Kevlar material effectively. The ergonomic nylon and TPR grip provides secure control during use.
Chrome-plated steel blade resists wear
The steel blade features a chrome-plated finish for durability. Cutting action is straight with a 4 3/4 inch blade length. No thermal, noise or power-draw considerations apply to this hand tool.
Adjustable-free design simplifies operation
The cutter has no adjustable components, reducing setup time. A Proposition 65 warning notes chemical exposure risks in California. The blue handle includes 30 percent fiberglass reinforcement for strength.
Highlights
- Cuts Kevlar material with partially serrated edge
- Ergonomic straight handle reduces hand fatigue during use
- Chrome-plated steel blade resists corrosion for durability
- Nylon fibreglass grip with TPR ensures secure hold
- Right-hand design optimises control for straight cuts
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
Questions about this item
How do I orient the 2UJY2 cutter for a right-handed grip?
The tool is built for right-hand use with a straight handle; hold it so the partially serrated edge faces the workpiece and the ergonomic blue grip sits in your palm.
Will the chrome-plated steel blade need sharpening or replacement?
The steel blade can be re-sharpened when the partially serrated edge dulls; no replaceable blade cartridge is mentioned.
At what point does the 30 percent fiberglass-nylon grip become the limiting factor during extended cutting?
Prolonged high-force use may cause the TPR over-mould to compress or the fiberglass-reinforced nylon to flex before the steel blade yields.
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