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Amazon Basics Film Safety Cutter, Concealed Stainless Steel Blade with Tape Splitter for Boxes, Packages, Shrink Wrap, Compact Size, Yellow, 300-Pack

ASIN: B0FC1L4TN5 • Brand: Amazon Basics

Key features

ENCLOSED BLADE DESIGN: Recessed stainless steel blade cuts through plastic film, shrink wrap, and strapping materials
TAPE SPLITTER: Built-in splitter designed to split tape for easily opening boxes and packages
COMPACT DESIGN: Lightweight construction fits easily in pocket or apron for convenient access
STAINLESS STEEL BLADE: Metal cutting edge housed in durable plastic construction ensures top cutting performance
PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 6.61in x 2.36in x 0.36in for easy handling and storage, 300-Pack

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$242.97

Price as of Nov 2, 2026 9:13 AM UTC

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Specifications

Model	KK5300C
Color	Yellow
Size	6.61 inch
Pack size	300
Dimensions	6.61 inches × 2.36 Inches × 0.36 inches (0.066 Pounds)
UPC	840324436358
EAN	0840324436358
ASIN	B0FC1L4TN5
Brand	Amazon Basics
Category	Business & Industrial

How often this price moves

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This price moves, and more often down than up: 2 falls against 1 rise across 18 checks. Waiting has paid off more often than not.

Fell (2) Rose (1) Held (15)

2026-10-16 → 2026-11-02

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