Utility knives and box cutters are extremely common in today's workplace. They are used by warehouse personnel in shipping and receiving departments, retail/grocery store checkers and stock clerks, ...

Safety is a primary concern in the workplace, especially when it comes to cutting tools. Rightfully so. Lacerations are one of the most common workplace injuries, and cutting tools are largely the ...

Knife design has remained the same for many years, but recent advancements in production techniques and new materials have paved the way for huge advancements in cutting tools and knife design thanks ...

Cutting tools like box cutters and utility knives are found in just about every industrial setting. But useful as they are, cutting tools are inherently dangerous. Every EHS manager is tasked with how ...

If you’ve read any of our Strategist editor hauls, you’ll know that our writers and editors buy a lot of stuff, and even though we think carefully about each thing that goes into our carts, there are ...

LIKE a lot of us, the people who routinely cut open boxes in stores, restaurants, warehouses, and health care facilities are creatures of habit. Many of them don't welcome a new cutting tool.

We’ve all been there—struggling with a box cutter that leaves sticky residue, damages the contents, or even worse, results in a painful hand injury. It’s a common problem that many of us face. But ...

Still opening packages with a dull, old pair of scissors? I was just like you until I moved to a new state earlier this spring. I finally purchased a proper box cutter to help with all the moving ...