If you work in the retail world, you probably know how horrid it can be to try and flatten or cut hundreds of boxes with something that wasn't made for the job.  Our Box Cutters are specifically for opening, cutting, and flattening boxes (hopefully the name hinted at that).  Regardless of which model you use, here are some helpful tips to prevent injury while using any box cutter...

We’re in the most advanced technological age in the history of the world. We as a human race have been into outer space, we’ve been to the depths of the sea, and we’ve got flight made into an ordinary ordeal. Our cars are sleek, fast, and efficient. We’ve harnessed all of the power of the world in forms of petroleum, natural gas, nuclear generator, wind, and water. Yet with all of this proudly displayed on humanity’s decorum, how is it that we still can’t get past using these wretched plastic clam shell packages? Learn how one device makes it easy to safely open plastic clam shell packaging...

Keep these useful knife safety tips in mind whether you're using one of our safety knives, or a regular box cutter, pocket knife or razor blade. These safety tips will help you avoid injury to yourself or others on the job or at home. Do you have any additional knife safety tips you think should be included on our list? If so, please let... (read more about knife safety tips)

With box cutters and utility knives being so common and easy to use, some people make the mistake of thinking that they are completely safe to use. Even using a so-called “safety knife” has some risk if the safety knife is used incorrectly. Therefore it is very important to follow safe knife handling procedures at all times. Utility knives and box cutters are common in today’s workplace. Utility knives are used in a variety of applications such as shipping, receiving, grocery store stocking, restaurant work, meat packing, construction, manufacturing, and more. In fact, all places ...