Slice Inc SLI00200 Safety Cutter Micro-ceramic Blade

Product Description

The SLICE INC SLI00200 is a compact safety cutter built around a micro-ceramic blade engineered for thin materials and blister packaging. The finger-friendly ceramic blade stays sharp 11.2 times longer than standard metal blades, reducing blade changes and maintaining clean, precise cuts throughout the workday. The body features a rubberized nonslip finish and an ambidextrous design that accommodates both left- and right-handed users. A built-in magnet and lanyard hole allow for quick, secure storage between uses. At 0.3 pounds, this cutter is lightweight enough to carry on a tool belt or in a service bag without adding bulk.

The SLI00200 suits a wide range of light cutting tasks encountered in field and shop environments. It handles couponing, cardmaking, scrapbooking, deburring, and film stripping with equal ease. The ceramic blade is particularly well suited to thin sheet materials and packaging film where a standard box cutter would risk tearing or over-cutting. Tradespeople working in packaging, light fabrication, or general utility roles will find this cutter a practical addition to their everyday carry.

Key Features

• Micro-ceramic blade stays sharp 11.2 times longer than metal blades
• Finger-friendly blade design reduces accidental cuts during use
• Ambidextrous rubberized nonslip grip accommodates left- and right-handed users
• Built-in magnet for hands-free storage on metal surfaces
• Lanyard hole for tethering or hanging storage
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds for all-day carry

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose light cutting tasks involving thin materials, blister packaging, film, and sheet stock. No specific model or system compatibility is stated by the manufacturer for this SKU.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this handheld cutter. Keep the blade retracted or covered when not in use to protect the ceramic edge and prevent contact injuries. Ceramic blades are resistant to rust and chemical corrosion but are brittle compared to metal — avoid lateral flex or prying motions that could chip or fracture the blade. Replace the blade when cutting performance degrades rather than applying additional force.