Crayola Llc 69-3009 Blunt Tip Scissors 12 Pack

Product Description

The CRAYOLA LLC 69-3009 is a blunt tip scissor designed for classroom and general-purpose cutting tasks. The stainless steel blade measures 1.5 millimeters in thickness, allowing it to cut through thicker materials or multiple sheets of paper in a single pass. Self-adjusting tension keeps the blades properly aligned throughout the life of the tool, reducing binding and maintaining consistent cut quality. High-impact plastic handles are contoured to fit comfortably and are designed for both right-handed and left-handed users. This pack includes 12 pairs, making it suitable for stocking a classroom, office, or supply room.

These scissors are used in educational settings, office environments, and anywhere general paper cutting is required. The blunt tip design is a standard safety requirement in classrooms and similar environments where sharp-pointed tools are restricted. The ambidextrous handle design eliminates the need to stock separate left-handed and right-handed versions. Each pair ships as an individual unit, and the 12-count package quantity supports bulk restocking needs.

Key Features

• 1.5 millimeter stainless steel blade handles thicker materials and multiple paper sheets
• Self-adjusting tension maintains proper blade alignment without manual adjustment
• Blunt tip construction meets common safety requirements for supervised environments
• Contoured high-impact plastic handles fit both right-handed and left-handed users
• Pack of 12 pairs supports bulk or institutional restocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose blunt tip scissor suitable for paper, craft materials, and similar light-duty cutting applications in classroom, office, and trade supply contexts.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Store scissors with blades closed when not in use. Keep out of reach of unsupervised young children despite the blunt tip design. Inspect blades periodically for corrosion or misalignment and replace the pair if blade tension can no longer be corrected by the self-adjusting mechanism.