There are two main points of the concept of design of majority safety cutters: one is the retractable blade safety cutter, in which safety mechanism must be deliberately been activated by the user by with drawing the thumb off the slider. Only then the blade retracts on contact loss with the material automatically into the knife body. Another one is a concealled blade design. A cutting gap which is less than 7mm and the fingers cannot touch the blade.

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In the industrial field, safety cutters are popular in used. In order to avoid the chance of accidental injury of employees during cutting operations, several major safety tools are designed and produced in the market which provide products that is helpful to reduce accidental injury by industrial cutting tools.

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If you look through a standard list of contents for first aid kits, you may notice that a pair of scissors is contained. So, what type of scissors should be used for first aid kits?

Regular cleaning is importance for maintaining of industrial cutters. During the cutters are used, the handles and blades, especially the gap between the blade and the safety cutter, are easily to be stained. Cleaning cutter handles can prevent accidental injury which is caused by hand slippage. Cleaning the blade can prevent the blade from to get rust, and prolong the service life of the tool.

We work with our hands in endless operations. Gloved or not, most employees do some type of work that could be enhanced by using a better cutting tool made for the job. Employees who travel benefit greatly from having a light-duty, retractable-blade cutter in vehicles--or, in some cases, first aid kits--for removal of boots, etc.