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Tactical box openers? Hardly!(Check It Out)
There's nothing like a little teamwork when it comes to making quality knives. Buck Knives decided to collaborate with Strider Knives to produce the new 882 SBT Police Utility Knife. This bad-boy has a 3 1/2" partially serrated, drop point blade made of ATS-34 steel with positive deployment texturing (so your fingers don't slip if you've been sloshing around in the rain and mud). The handle is crafted from glass reinforced nylon and comes with a stainless steel, reversible clip. It's specifically designed for that responsible lot--cops, military and first-response people, but since it's labeled "tactical," responsible or not, we had to play with one. The 882 is durable and reliable if you are ever in a pinch.
Another good team, ...
- Box Openers protect contents from damage.(New Patent Pending Technology Fills...
- Magazine article from: Product News Network May 23, 2006 700+ words
Able to open boxes in random order of size, shape, and opening style, Automated Box Opening Technology(TM) (ABOT(TM)) handles boxes ranging from 2 x 2 x 1 in. to 30 x 23 x 20 in. Multiple cut patterns can be programmed and applied to specific SKUs or packaging types based on bar codes or box size,
- Food & Beverage Well Done.
- Magazine article from: Hotels January 1, 2009 700+ words
...take pride and ownership in their work, and want to learn. The cooks who work here are real cooks--not bag openers, box openers or can openers," he says. When Banas first made the claim about producing nearly all of the hotel's food from scratch...
- 'Cigar City'.
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire August 31, 2008 700+ words
...through a 1920s cigar store stocked with artifacts from the era, from marketing gimmicks like pocket knives, clocks and box openers to colorful cigar label art and boxes, tins and signs. Another room will evoke the atmosphere of a factory. Visitors will...
- Robotics firm builds upon its success.(the repair shop that grew into a...
- Magazine article from: Sacramento Business Journal MARQUAND, BARBARA September 15, 2000 700+ words
...opener it made for General Mills in 1991 has opened 10 million boxes, Bonnie says. General Mills has since ordered additional box openers, and the product, which costs between $150,000 and $300,000, will be a key factor in Paxton's growth. Paxton Engineering...
- Making sense of the new green agenda.(comment)
- Magazine article from: The Architectural Review Beaven, Michael February 1, 2008 700+ words
...positive) rating without any regard to energy efficiency, conservation or carbon emissions mitigation: 'greenwash' and tactical box-ticking become an art form. Other assessment tools do have minimum standards in some of their criteria, but at a level...
- Military Police as Soldier-diplomats.
- Magazine article from: Military Police Latorre, Audrey L. April 1, 2006 700+ words
...future. More flexible, adaptive thinking is vital to current operations. Success demands that planners think outside the tactical box to become Soldier-diplomats. On a more narrow scale, the same is true in Iraq. Young captains and even younger lieutenants...
- Tandberg: Be there now.
- News wire article from: UPI Hi-Tech April 12, 2006 700+ words
...operations, Feinberg said. He added, that in addition usage by first responders and military, Tandberg is exploring how the Tactical box can fit into corporate crisis plans for communications in the event of a disaster. The cost of the 37.5-pound Tactical...
Source: HighBeam Research, Tactical box openers? Hardly!(Check It Out)