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The Safety Trim 500 has been designed for trimming light flash on moulded plastics and laminates. Made from a sensitive and flexible plastic, with a guarded replaceable blade.
Sensitive and flexible plastic
Replaceable ‘guarded’ blade
Multi-use handle
Handle can be purchased separately
Blunt edge of blade can be used for smoothing
Ideal for trimming flash from moulded plastics and laminates
| KNIFE BODY | Polypropylene Plastic |
|---|---|
| BLADE GUARD | Polypropylene Plastic |
| BLADE | Carbon Steel |
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