Olfa
Olfa TS-1 Top Sheet Liner Cutter hand tool
A retractable carbon-steel blade slices liners, foam and shrink wrap in a 5 1/2 in. tool
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- Retractable blade speeds up blade changes
- 5 1/2 in. length reaches into tight spaces
- 5/8 in. blade width slices liners and foam cleanly
- Carbon steel resists corrosion and holds an edge
- Utility design handles shrink wrap and packing materials
Top Sheet Liner Cutter
The OLFA TS-1 is a hand tool designed for cutting liners, packing foam, shrink wrap and similar materials. Its retractable carbon steel blade resists corrosion and holds an edge over repeated use. The compact 5 1/2 in. length suits technicians and warehouse staff who need a dedicated liner cutter at their station.
Replacing fixed blade knives
This cutter replaces fixed blade knives that dull quickly or require separate sharpening tools. The retractable mechanism lets you swap blades without disassembly, so the jump is worth it when blade changes interrupt workflow. Buyers who need to cut thick sheet stock or rigid plastics will find the 5/8 in. blade width limiting.
Quick blade swaps
Installation is limited to sliding a replacement blade into the channel and locking it back. The main issue occurs when the blade is not fully seated, causing it to shift during a cut. Carbon steel can rust if left wet, so wipe the blade dry after use in damp environments.
Highlights
- Retractable blade speeds up blade changes
- 5 1/2 in. length reaches into tight spaces
- 5/8 in. blade width slices liners and foam cleanly
- Carbon steel resists corrosion and holds an edge
- Utility design handles shrink wrap and packing materials
Specifications
| Brand | OLFA |
|---|---|
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
Questions about this item
Does the 5 1/2 in overall length fit standard tool pouches?
At 5 1/2 in long and 5/8 in wide at the blade, it slides into most standard pouches and holsters designed for utility knives.
How do I change the retractable carbon-steel blade without the old one snapping back?
Fully retract the blade, press the release lever, slide the used blade out, insert the new one until it clicks, then test the retraction before cutting.
When will the carbon-steel blade need replacing if I cut packing foam and shrink wrap daily?
Carbon steel holds an edge well but dulls on abrasive foam; expect to swap blades every few weeks with heavy daily use and keep spares handy.
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