Messer-Set DBKPH-SET schwarz/rot

The BESSEY DBKPH-SET Black Red Fixed blade utility knife is a handheld cutting tool with a fixed 160 mm blade and a 2.8 cm wide body designed for durability and repeatable performance. Weighing approximately 180 g, the knife features an ergonomic handle shaped to improve grip control during extended tasks. Constructed to support precision cutting, this utility knife is intended for workshop, construction and packaging applications that require a reliable fixed-blade tool.

Advantages

The fixed blade design provides stable cutting performance without the play that can occur in adjustable knives. The ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue and improves control for accurate cuts. A robust construction contributes to long service life under frequent use, and the compact weight and dimensions make the tool easy to handle and store. The simple fixed-blade format also simplifies maintenance and blade replacement compared with more complex mechanisms.

Suitable for

• Cutting cardboard, paperboard and packaging materials
• Trimming insulation, foam and soft building materials
• Precise trimming in carpentry and workshop tasks
• General-purpose cutting in manufacturing and logistics

Key specifications

• Blade type: fixed blade, 160 mm cutting edge
• Body width: 2.8 cm
• Weight: approx. 180 g
• Handle: ergonomically shaped for improved grip
• Finish: black and red color scheme

How to use

Hold the BESSEY utility knife with a firm, controlled grip that seats the handle in the palm and aligns the blade with the intended cutting line. Apply steady, even pressure and guide the blade through the material in one or more passes as needed; for thicker materials, make multiple shallow passes rather than forcing a single deep cut. Keep the non-cutting hand clear of the cutting path and use a straightedge or guide when precise, straight cuts are required. Replace or resharpen the blade when cutting performance decreases to maintain clean, accurate results.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when working with the utility knife. Store the tool in a secure location when not in use and transport it with the blade covered. Avoid cutting toward your body and follow standard workshop safety practices to reduce the risk of injury.