PHC Pacific Disposable Film Cutter

I bought these for work I work at a grocery store I open a lot of cardboard boxes and plastic bags they're pretty handy they are a good size to fit into your hand they are Sharp they have a good cutting ability I would recommend these

Primarily use this at work as a grocery stocker. Safe design means I don't have to worry about accidentally leaving it somewhere that a kid or vandal can get ahold of and hurt somebody.Tape cutter blade works well on tape after some practice. The dull blade means its less likely to damage product within the packaging, but it can still score plastics, papers, and carboard if not careful.Hook blade works especially well on plastic wrap, both on the packages themselves and super effective when unwrapping a pallet of goods. The nose tip of one of my openers broke off and has a more rounded profile, this made it less effective at piercing plastic wrap but made it less likely to snag on products such as wrapped flats of soda.Blade material seems common steel, or at least the same kind of steel seen on razor blades. Rust prevention is low grade, and will rust when exposed to decent amount of moisture, but this does not significantly hinder use for cutting open tape and plastic wrap (it does however make it difficult to cut cardboard).Factory sharpness can easily slice through cardboard, but can dull easily. Blade has a tendency to collect bits of tape once dull, and can't be sharpened or replaced since its effectively cast into the handle itself. However, the lost cost of the tool makes up for the limitations of the blade.

This is my favorite style of box cutters. Cheap, but great quality. This is a safety knife with virtually no way of harming yourself or others 🤣. Great value.

My man use these at work. He lives them. They are one of his every day needs at work. Thank you

I vacuum seal quite a lot of food using a chamber vacuum sealer. I use both vacuum sealer bags and roll stock to make custom sized bags for freezing foods. I have a couple of FoodSaver bag cutters that I have had quite a few years, and the blades in these cutters are beginning to get dull.I decided to look for replacement cutters, found these, and decided to try them. Although these cutters do work well for cutting plastic film from products wrapped in shrink-wrap, they also work well for making plastic bags shorter and for cutting custom freezer bags from roll stock. To do this, simply fold the bag or roll where you want to cut it, insert this cutter in the fold, and zip it across to cut the bag to the length you want.I tried using the box cutter on this tool, and it doesn't work at all. Since the box cutter is the back of the blade it isn't sharp, and doesn't cut. So, we will continue using the conventional box cutter for this purpose. In my opinion, this cutter is well worth the price to cut my vacuum freezer bags. It's ;nice that this cutter has a hole at the top for hanging. I keep it convenient on a frig magnet hook to keep it handy.I hope this review was helpful for you. I will update this review if my opinion changes.

We use this thing daily! Amazing for opening boxes

I prefer these box cutters as long as you’re just cutting straps, plastic, etc. They cut pretty easily, the color helps them stick out, and I haven’t noticed any dulling.I bought a bunch of these because I always leave them places, but now I have one whenever I need it. I used the same style when I worked at Publix and that was the reason I got them.

I love the design of this cutter. however, over the years of buying this unit (admittedly, I’m not sure if it’s the same manufacturer) I’ve noticed a lower quality plastic being used. Specifically purchasing from this manufacturer two times now: the first unit completely snapped in half near the base of the right angle during use & the second unit’s tip chipped after first day of use. I will continue to purchase this product as it’s too useful for me despite the quality issues. Just wish the plastic was higher grade - guess it keeps me coming back to buy more though, jokes on me