9MM SAC-1 STAINLESS-STEEL GRAPHICS KNIFE WITH 30-DEGREE PRECISION BLADE VARIATION: DEFAULT TITLE (Código: XOO.000.130*)

3X Micro-Click blade advancement Stainless steel handle with pocket clip Corrosion resistant Acute 30° Graphic Snap Blade Pocket clip/blade snapper Tool-free blade change Manual retraction with auto-lock Blade channel designed for 1/3 segment increments Comes preloaded with OLFA A1160B blade Find Authorized Distributor Sharp, Precision Cutting for Any Project The OLFA SAC-1 Precision Snap-Off Knife is engineered for professionals in the sign, wrap and design industries who demand accuracy and control in every cut. Its ultra-slim, stainless steel body resists rust and corrosion, making it ideal for use with paints, films, and damp environments. The standout feature is the improved 3X Micro-Click system, which allows the blade to advance in 1/3 segment increments, giving users unmatched control over blade exposure for detailed, precision work. The 30-degree blade angle is a game-changer—perfect for intricate cuts on vinyl, foam board, and other fine materials. This 9mm graphics knife includes a 30-degree Graphics Snap Blade with seven cutting segments for extended use. The auto-lock slide ensures secure blade positioning, while the integrated pocket clip doubles as a blade snapper. When it’s time for a full blade change, the tool-free system makes it quick and hassle-free—just remove the clip, swap the blade, and get back to work. The OLFA XA-1 has received the Good Design Award, Japan’s only comprehensive design evaluation and recommendation system. Sponsored by the Japan Institute of Design Promotion, this award honors products with outstanding innovation and usability. Since 1957, the G Mark has symbolized excellence in design. (SAC-1, #9150) Applications:  Cardboard / Corrugated Films Flexible plastics Foam board Paper Plastic sheeting Shrink wrap Tape Vinyl/Wrap Wallpaper And more   BLADE CHANGE INSTRUCTIONS: Click here for directions to change your blade HOW TO SNAP INSTRUCTIONS: Click here for directions on how to snap a blade