Japanese cutter knife – replaceable blades, adjustable cutting depth
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Product information
The Japanese cutter knife is a versatile and precise tool for cutting paper, cardboard, plastic and more. The adjustable blade allows adaptable cutting depths – the ergonomic handle ensures comfortable working.
Product features
- Blades: Sharp & replaceable – always optimally sharp
- Cutting depth: Adjustable – adaptable for different materials
- Handle: Ergonomic – comfortable & secure in the hand
- Suitable for: Paper, cardboard, plastic & more
- Workmanship: Durable & robust
Perfect as a gift
The Japanese cutter knife is a practical gift idea for anyone who wants to cut precisely and cleanly – for hobbyists, tradespeople and anyone who enjoys creative work.
- Item number (SKU):
- A1180-AA6229-04
- EAN:
- 7640472872861
- Stock:
Shipping & delivery time
Shipping within Switzerland is by Swiss Post (PostPac Economy CHF 14.90). Bulky goods and pallets are calculated individually in the order confirmation.
Payment methods
We offer the following payment options:
For deliveries within Switzerland, we offer the following payment options, unless otherwise specified in the respective product description/shopping cart/ordering process:
- Invoice (Business customers only)
- TWINT
- Credit card
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