Collection boxes
- for dull blades
- special closure
- in 4 sizes
Art. no. H046
At a glance
Prices in EUR, net – for business customers only. Shipping: €14 flat rate within Europe, free of charge from €300 goods value (Shipping costs, in German) · Delivery time on request
| Quantity discount | net / pc. |
|---|---|
| from 20 pcs. (−3 %) | 3.18€ |
| from 50 pcs. (−6 %) | 3.08€ |
Concealed blade (level 3) | particularly large handle | metal tape slitter
The PHC EBC1 is designed for film, adhesive tape and strapping and reliably cuts through stretch film, parcel tape and plastic strapping with a pull cut. It also opens light corrugated board and sacks; however, it is not designed for bulky or firm materials such as polystyrene or non-woven fabric, or for intensive cardboard cutting.
Open stretch and shrink film on pallets safely and in a controlled way.
Cut through PP and PET strapping reliably with a safe pull cut.
Cut through parcel tape and adhesive strips cleanly, and slit cartons open with the metal slitter.
On a level 3 safety knife, the blade stays permanently concealed – the most thorough protection in the warehouse. The PHC EBC1 achieves this with a permanently fitted special blade behind the protective hook and also features a strikingly large handle and a robust metal tape slitter. Here you can see at a glance what sets the EBC1 apart and which tasks it is made for.
Concealed blade — stays hidden in the housing throughout and protrudes only minimally for the cut. Maximum protection during operation.
All safety levels explained →Adjustable cutting depth: no.
glass-fibre-reinforced plastic, considerably more break-resistant than ordinary plastic at a similar weight.
Technical data, blade change instructions and safety notes – DIN A4
Download →The PHC EBC1 focuses on safety and grip comfort. If you are looking for the highest cutting performance in the test, you will find it in the Ultra Safe 53; the OLFA SK-15 is the affordable best-value classic, and the CB100 is the only one in the comparison group to offer a true blade change. Here you will find suitable level 3 safety knives in direct comparison.
The moulded clip lets you carry the PHC EBC1 on your belt within easy reach; an additional lanyard secures it against loss in the warehouse. A collection box ensures safe disposal of dull knives, a cutting ruler ensures precise cuts and a belt pouch ensures quick access in daily use.
The most frequently asked questions about the PHC EBC1: from the permanently fitted special blade and the suitable materials to the large handle and how it differs from other level 3 BoxCutters.
The PHC EBC1 has a permanently fitted PHC special blade that cannot be removed – suitable replacement blades are not commercially available. This keeps handling safe and simple: there is no exposed blade and no blade handling. When the cutting edge is worn out, the entire knife is replaced.
The PHC EBC1 is the right choice for stretch and shrink film, adhesive tape, parcel tape and strapping; it also opens light corrugated board and sacks. However, it is not designed for bulky or firm materials such as polystyrene or non-woven fabric, or for intensive cardboard cutting.
The PHC EBC1 has a deliberately large, robust plastic handle that sits securely even with work gloves and large hands. At only 22 g it remains light and can be used by right- and left-handed users without any conversion – comfortable in continuous use in goods receiving.
All level 3 BoxCutters work with a concealed blade. The PHC EBC1 stands out above all for its particularly large handle and robust metal tape slitter. If you are looking for maximum cutting performance, choose the Ultra Safe 53; if you want to change the blade, choose the CB100.
Yes. The PHC EBC1 has a symmetrical design and can be used by right- and left-handed users without any conversion. The concealed blade behind the protective hook offers the full safety of level 3 in every position.
This knife is a sharp working tool. Use only as intended. Keep out of the reach of children. Wear suitable protective gloves if necessary. Replace blades safely in accordance with the blade change instructions – do not make any improper modifications.