MARTOR Safety knives and accessories catalogue Pagina 147
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VALUABLE PRACTICAL TIPS. THE MOST COMMON CUTTING TYPES. 45° Make a window cut Cardboard boxes are ideal containers for transportation. The question is, what‘s the best way to get to the contents. If you want to continue to use the cardboard box for storage, the window cut is recommended. You do not open the cardboard box from the top, but cut a larger hole into the side. You can remove your goods easily and comfortably through this “window“. This type of cut is particularly widespread in branch operations. 144 Remove the cover If you would like to open your cardboard box from the top, then you should decide to remove the cover. As the name already suggests, you completely remove the cover by piercing the top edge and sliding your cutting tool along the bent fold once. You can also place your safety knife further down on the side wall and cut all around it once. Removing the cover can be done in the area where goods are received for example, if you want to take out the goods “in one piece“. Separate plastic strapping bands Plastic straps are used to hold cardboard boxes with very heavy goods in them together. Or to fix several parcels on to a pallet. Many of our cutting tools are specialised in cutting open these strapping bands. We‘re sure you will have to deal with straps of varying strengths and quality. The more robust they are, the more it is recommended to cut at a 45 degree angle.
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