Smart Auto-Retracting Metal QBAR -- Occupational Health & Safety

Pacific Handy Cutter Inc.

Smart Auto-Retracting Metal QBAR

The Smart Auto-Retracting Metal QBAR by Pacific Handy Cutter is the most convenient and easy-to-use, heavy duty, fully auto-retractable safety cutter available. To protect users from injury, the pressure sensitive blade instantly retracts into the cutter once the blade loses contact with the cutting surface. In addition, the QBAR features a metal bladeless tape splitter, which allows users to open boxes without even utilizing a blade, extending the blade life and increasing safety. This rugged universal cutting tool reduces costly razor blade injuries and makes cutting safe, easy and comfortable.

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