NT Cutter ABS Grip Auto-Lock Utility Knife (A-300RP), Multi Color, 9mm Description NT's best selling, auto-lock snap off blade knife with professional quality ABS grip. Convenient snap off utility knife has an extra high quality stainless steel sliding track which allows the blade to glide in and out smoothly. Ratchet Auto-Lock slider will hold blade secure for maximum cutting efficiency. End cap also functions as a blade snapper. Designed for right and left handed use with simple reversal of blade. The blade used in this professional snap off knife is made of high quality carbon tool steel and produced through multiple stages of precise process to obtain the ultimate sharpness and optimum edge-retention. Includes one carbon steel blade. Good for craft & hobby projects, professional artists or installers, general use. Made in Japan. Features: Standard duty snap off blade utility knife Extra high quality ABS grip Blade Size: 9mm Features an automatic blade lock Stainless steel blade-sliding-track / Designed for right and left handed use / With built-in blade snapper Replacement blade: BA-160, BA-50P (BA-50SS, BAD-21P, BA-51P, BA-53P and BA-40000-ON are also applicable) Cutting Material: Paper, wallpaper, card stock, vinyl, film, shrink-wrap, etc. Made in Japan Product Details: Material: Alloy Steel Brand: NT CUTTER Color: Multi Color Handle Material: Stainless,Stainless Steel,Abs,Steel Blade Material: Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel Item Weight: 22.68 Grams Style: ABS Grip Handle Type: Manual-Retractable Material: Alloy Steel Brand: NT CUTTER Color: Multi Color Handle Material: Stainless,Stainless Steel,Abs,Steel Blade Material: Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel Item Weight: 22.68 Grams Style: ABS Grip Handle Type: Manual-Retractable Manufacturer: NT Incorporated Item Weight: 0.8 ounces Product Dimensions: 5.8 x 0.7 x 0.4 inches Item model number: A-300RP Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No Material Type: Alloy Steel Number of Items: 1 Size: 9mm Standard-Duty Manufacturer Part Number: A-300RP Date First Available: June 28, 2010