SELF-RETRACTING KNIVES -- Occupational Health & Safety

OLFA Corp.

SELF-RETRACTING KNIVES

OLFA's new compact, self-retracting safety knife (SK-7) and automatic, self-retracting safety knife (SK-8) are engineered with specially designed dual-edge, spring-loaded blades that are made from high-quality carbon steel for maximum performance and durability. Both blades retract instantly with the release of the blade slider or after the cutting is completed. Booth 2034.

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