Office Equipment

Heavy-duty knife features stainless steel chamber, auto safety lock and anti-slip contoured PVC grip. Snap-off blade maintains a sharp edge.

Retractable blade utility knife has three positions: full, half and one-quarter cut. Lightweight die-cast handle is in two sections, providing blade storage. Utility knife includes three heavy-duty, stainless steel blades. Knife is refillable with 7-1/16" blades.

Folding platform truck features 1" tubular steel handles and a platform that is 8" from the floor. PVC Surround Bumper helps protect walls and furniture. Rubber wheels roll smoothly. Handle folds down for easy storage. Platform holds up to 660 lb.

Tally counter offers a four-figure register, finger ring to hold it comfortably and automatic reset button. White numbers are easy to see on a black background. Steel tally counter is chrome-plated and precision-engineered. Register ranges from 0000 to 9999.

Tap Action Razor Knife uses retractable, reversible single-edge razor blades. Knife weighs 1 oz. Preset blade exposure prevents merchandise damage. Tap and blade appears. Tap again, and it disappears.

Heavy-duty utility knife uses a cartridge system for replacing its blades. Safer design keeps fingers away from the sharp blade edges. Each refill cartridge contains six snap-off blades.

Fast-Point Snap-Off Blade Knife offers a one-piece, plastic reinforced body with pocket clip and locking blade mechanism. Use for light-duty cutting jobs.

Heavy-duty utility knife stores up to four blades for automatic replacement. A new blade automatically snaps into place when old blade is removed. Knife features an ABS plastic handle with soft PVC anti-slip grip, durable metal chamber and auto safety lock. Included four snap-off blades make it easy to maintain a sharp edge.

Tally counter with base offers a four-figure register, a finger ring to hold it comfortably and an automatic reset button. White numbers are easy to see on a black background. Chrome-plated, precision-engineered steel tally counter is easy to remove from its base with a Phillips Head screwdriver.