USING YOUR SNAP-OFF UTILITY KNIFE As with Any Tool, Safe Operation Must Be the #1 Priority

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USING YOUR SNAP-OFF UTILITY KNIFE As with any tool, safe operation must be the #1 priority. Remember cutters and knives are designed to cut! The following information is provided to help reduce injuries and to ensure satisfactory use of OLFA products. WARNING EXTEND BLADE PROPERLY, USE OLFA blades are extremely sharp. Handle ONE BLADE SEGMENT AT A TIME with care. Wear safety goggles. Always be OLFA cutters feature outstanding blade alert and attentive when using a cutter or adjustability. On segmented knife. Take the time to fully learn the correct blades (snap-off cutters), use and limitations of any cutter. Never never extend the blade assume that you know how to properly use to a point where the a knife. Store knives and blades in a safe blade segment line is place. Keep out of reach of children. past the end of the stainless steel channel. It MAINTENANCE is important to only use one Always visually inspect your cutter before segment at a time. use. Check for damage, excessive wear and ease of operation. Make certain all SNAP OFF DULL SEGMENTS PROPERLY moving parts are free from debris and that To snap off a dull edge, we recommend you the tool is clean. use an OLFA Safety Disposal Case, pliers, or the blade snapper included on some standard- CHECK THE BLADE duty models. Safely dispose of all blades. A dull blade is an unsafe blade. Significantly more force is required to make a cut with a dull or worn blade than with a sharp one. Further, always begin a cutting job with a fresh blade segment. USE THE CUTTER AS A CUTTER Many injuries occur when cutters and knives are used for purposes other than those for which the product was designed. Never use a cutter for any purpose other than cutting. Further, never strike the cutter with a hammer or similar device to “force” a cut. This will eventually lead to cutter failure and potential injury. SELECT THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOB Be sure to use the appropriate cutter and blade according to the material and thickness being cut. www.olfa.com.

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