Olympia Tools Turbo Knife

Olympia Tools Turboknife X Utility Knife 33-133, Yellow

Features:

• UTILITY TURBOKNIFE X KNIFE: Cut through any surface with this compact utility knife, featuring single hand operation & a quick change mechanism for easy and ergonomic blade replacement while you work.
• ERGONOMIC DESIGN: Work for hours with the stable blade hold grip. This utility knife features an anodized aluminum body, secure open/close lock & a thumb action fast slide, plus belt clip for easy carrying.
• MADE TO LAST: Our durable and long-lasting tools help you with home, garage & industrial projects. With professional-grade quality, easily repair & fix issues with our tool cabinet essentials.
• THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOB: We engineer a range of bolt cutters, clamps, chisels, folding carts, hammers, pliers, saws, screwdrivers, tape measures, utility knives, vises, bolt cutters, saws & wrenches.
• SUPERIOR INSTRUMENTS: Olympia Tools provides quality & innovative hand & specialty tools, tool accessories & outdoor equipment for construction, woodworking, mechanical maintenance & home repair.

Product Details:

• Material: Metal
• Brand: Olympia Tools
• Color: Yellow
• Item Length: 5 Inches
• Handle Material: Anodized
• Blade Material: Aluminum
• Item Weight: 5.6 ounces
• Style: Ergonomic
• Handle Type: Manual-Retractable
• Manufacturer: Olympia Tools International
• Material: ‎Metal
• Brand: ‎Olympia Tools
• Color: ‎Yellow
• Item Length: ‎5 Inches
• Handle Material: ‎Anodized
• Blade Material: ‎Aluminum
• Item Weight: ‎5.6 ounces
• Style: ‎Ergonomic
• Handle Type: ‎Manual-Retractable
• Manufacturer: ‎Olympia Tools International
• UPC: ‎883652331339
• Global Trade Identification Number: ‎39
• Part Number: ‎33-133
• Country of Origin: ‎China
• Item model number: ‎33-133
• Power Source: ‎Hand Powered
• Item Package Quantity: ‎1
• Mounting Type: ‎Plate Mount
• Special Features: ‎Foldable
• Included Components: ‎KNIFE UTILITY TURBO X YELLOW
• Batteries Included?: ‎No
• Batteries Required?: ‎No
• Date First Available: August 12, 2008