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Safety Utility Knives
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Safety utility knives protect against injury by automatically retracting or covering their blade when the cut is complete. Only one corner of the blade is exposed at a time, so the blade can be flipped to the fresh cutting edge when the first one dulls. Utility knives make pull cuts using small, disposable blades attached to the knife handle. They score drywall and insulation and cut cardboard, plastic sheeting, card stock, cord, and more.
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Automatic Retracting Utility Knives
Automatic safety knives retract their blade when the user releases the push button or slide mechanism.
Blade Change Method: Button
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Blade Change Method: Lever
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Blade Change Method: Quick-Change
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Blade Change Method: Screw
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Blade Change Method: Tools Needed
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Fully Automatic Retracting Utility Knives
Fully automatic safety knives retract their blade when it loses contact with the material being cut.
Blade Change Method: Button
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Blade Change Method: Quick-Change
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Blade Change Method: Tools Needed
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Spring-Loaded Blade Guard Utility Knives
The guard on these safety knives slides back during cutting and springs forward to cover the blade when it loses contact with the material being cut. Their fixed blade minimizes wiggle and makes precise cuts.
Blade Change Method: Non-Changeable
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Blade Change Method: Quick-Change
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Blade Change Method: Tools Needed
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Automatic Retracting Utility Knives with Blade Guide
The guide on these safety knives aligns the blade to cut along box tops and guards the user's fingers from the blade. Their blade automatically retracts when the push button or slide mechanism is released.
Blade Change Method: Button
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Blade Change Method: Quick-Change
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J-Hook Automatic Retracting Utility Knives
The J-hook handle of these safety knives sits flush with surfaces to control cutting depth, places the user's wrist in a neutral position to reduce fatigue, and protects fingers from contact with staples and jagged edges. Their blade automatically retracts when the push button or slide mechanism is released. They are commonly used as box cutters.
Blade Change Method: Quick-Change
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