A cutting hand tool with a blade slide and a lower front part of the housing that pivots down providing access to blade securing means if the blade slide is in the extended position with additional pivoting blade securing means connected to the blade slide providing access to the blade for replacement in the horizontal open position.

The invention relates to a knife with a knife body and with at least one blade with a cutting edge an additional tool is held on the knife body, wherein the tool is detachably held on the knife body. The special feature consists in the fact that the tool has at least two working parts, and is provided with a holding part which, in at least two different relative positions, can be brought into engagement with an seat of a tool seat of the knife body, such that either one of the working parts can be arranged in a working position in which it can be used by a user, while the other working part is in a stowed position.

A cutting hand tool with a blade slide and a lower front part of the housing that pivots down providing access to blade securing means if the blade slide is in the extended position with additional pivoting blade securing means connected to the blade slide providing acces to the blade for replacement in the horizontal open position.

The present invention generally relates to a safety cutter. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention relate to a compact safety cutter apparatus with a retractable blade guard. Embodiments of the safety cutter apparatus are further comprised of an automatic blade guard release mechanism.

The inventive subject matter provides apparatus, systems and methods for ergonomic handheld cutting tools. Some contemplated handheld cutting tools will include an articulating gripping portion, and allow for adjustability of a cutting depth. Additionally or alternatively, contemplated tools can be motored power and include one or more auxiliary power packs tethered to the handheld portion.

A safety knife for cutting an object that prevents contact with and/or damage to contents housed within a container. The knife includes a head, a cutting blade mounted thereto, a first wing member fixed to and extending from a first side of the blade, a second wing member fixed to and extending from a second side of the blade and at least one nib extending externally from at least one of the wing members or from another portion of the knife.

A single operation cutting device having a safety guard which locks after each cutting action. The single operation cutting device having a housing, cutting blade holder, safety guard, safety guard release and intermediary member. The safety guard is in movable communication with said intermediary member. The intermediary member having a body translatable along a rod such that it may move responsive to said safety guard during locking and unlocking actions.

A cutter includes a main body and a cutting unit. One end of the main body has a cutting head. A top edge of the cutting head is provided with a protection rib extending in the direction of a short axis of the main body. Two ends of the protection rib are provided with two protection pieces disposed apart from the main body. The cutting head, the protection rib and the protection pieces cover the cutting unit. The cutting unit has pointed end portions protruding out of two sides of a top surface of the protection rib and a cutting-edge portion protruding out of a bottom surface of the protection rib. The pointed end portions and the cutting-edge portion can be used to remove various packing members. The protection pieces are disposed apart from the main body. The present invention can enhance the work efficiency to remove packing members.

Disclosed is a hand tool for opening and breaking down containers. In certain examples, the hand tool includes an elongated handle having an end and defining a longitudinal axis. The hand tool also includes a first arm coupled to the handle and extending away from the end along the longitudinal axis. The hand tool also includes a second arm coupled to the handle and extending away from the end along the longitudinal axis, where the first arm and the second arm form a jaw.

An cutting tool for accessing plastic containers includes a head coupled to a first end of a handle. The head extends transversely from the first end past a front of the handle defining a nose of the head. A blade is coupled to and extends from a lower edge of the nose. A cover is hingedly coupled to the handle proximate to the first end. The cover is complementary to the head, such that the head is insertable into the cover with a lower limit of the cover extending past the blade. A biaser is operationally coupled to the cover. The biaser is positioned to motivate the cover to a closed position such that the blade is not exposed.