Slice Safety Ceramic Cutter Knife Online demos are held regularly! After the demo, the product will be available for loan for a certain period!

The Slice safety cutter is safe to touch with your fingers and is ideal for preventing and addressing workplace injuries! It lasts 11.2 times longer than metal blades, helping to reduce costs!

～What is the Slice Safety Cutter?～ The Slice ceramic cutter, developed in the United States, is a safe cutter that prioritizes safety above all, ensuring that "it is safe even if you touch the blade with your hand." The blade is made of 100% zirconium oxide ceramic, and through a unique ceramic processing technology, it has a structure that is safe to touch with your hands. (Patent pending) The product lineup includes over 50 types, offering cutters, scrapers, scissors, deburring tools, replacement blades, and more! 【Features of Slice Safety Cutters】 - The blade has a Finger-Friendly structure, making it difficult to cut your hand and ensuring safety. *This product does not guarantee that it cannot cut at all. - It has approximately 11.2 times the wear resistance compared to metal blades and does not rust, allowing for long-lasting sharpness. - Some Slice safety cutter products are designed so that the blade does not protrude excessively, enabling safe unpacking and opening without damaging the contents. - It supports cost reduction by preventing workplace accidents and injuries, avoiding product damage during unpacking, and reducing the frequency of blade replacements. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Participation Benefit: Free Sample Loan. We will explain the reasons for preventing work-related accidents and injuries, as well as the differences from metal cutters! We will also assist you in product selection!

We offer individual "online demonstrations" of the Slice safety cutter at our company. During the online demonstration, we will first explain the features and safety of the Slice safety cutter. After you understand this, we will conduct a hearing to select and introduce products that suit your needs from a wide range of options. After the demonstration, we will lend you the selected product for about two weeks, allowing you to thoroughly test it on-site. [Online Demonstration Content] ■ Why the Slice safety cutter is safe and can prevent workplace accidents ■ Differences from traditional metal and ceramic cutters ■ Cost reduction ■ Hearing your needs and introducing suitable products in a demonstration format *If you would like to request an online demonstration or a bulk send of materials, please contact us or apply through the link below.

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