KOKUYO Paper Knife for Continuous Slip 195mm (7.7in) Flat Type HA-302
Made in Japan
KOKUYO is one of the largest general office supplies company since 1905 in Japan.
They are especially famous for notebooks (Campus notebook since 1975), glues, and bookbinders etc.
This paper knife has been the "standard" in every Japanese office for decades.
It has very thin construction, so you have no problem for strage space.
In additon, the longer double edged blade can be utilized for various jobs in and out of office.
The blade is made up of exquisite balance for cutting paper, being not too sharp and not too dull.
Because of its simple and sturdy construction, it can serve you for a life time.
The blade is made by KAI, which is the largest domestic manufacturer specializing in nail clippers, knives, scissors and other blades products since 1908
- Simple and sturdy construction
- Stainless steel blade and ABS grip
- Extremely thin design for easy storage
- Longer blade length for versatile jobs
- Double edged blade for both right-handed and left-handed
- Made in Japan by KAI
Specification
- Model : HA-302
- Total Length : 195mm / 7.7in
- Blade Length : 107mm / 4.2in
- Blade Thickness : 2mm / 0.07in
Shipping
- ECONOMY SHIPPING : without tracking number and insurance
- STANDARD SHIPPING : with tracking number and insurance
- EXPEDITED SHIPPING : faster delivery time with tracking number and insurance
Estimated Delivery Time
ECONOMY and STANDARD shipping
- Asia (7-14days)
- North America/Europe/Australia (14-21days)
- South America/Africa (21-31days)
For EXPEDITED shipping, please contact me for details.
Note
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