Stationery/Craft Scissors Corex Maped M670112 — 130 mm straight cut, single, pack of 24

Corex Maped M670112 stationery/craft scissors are 130 mm straight-cut single scissors designed for children. Supplied in a display box with 24 pieces per pack, these scissors are made in France and intended for safe everyday cutting tasks such as paper crafting, school projects and general stationery use. The compact 130 mm length and simple straight cutting edge make them suitable for precise small cuts while remaining easy for children to handle.

Advantages

These scissors combine a straight cutting blade made of steel with an ambidextrous handle design to accommodate left- and right-handed users. The single-blade configuration provides a straightforward cutting action appropriate for lightweight materials like paper and thin card. Supplied in a bulk display box of 24, the pack is convenient for schools, classrooms and craft workshops where multiple units are required.

Suitable for

• Children’s school activities and classroom use
• Paper crafts, scrapbooking and card making
• General stationery tasks and light cutting jobs
• Bulk supply for educators, childcare centres and craft clubs

Key specifications

• Cut type: straight cut
• Configuration: single-blade scissors
• Intended user: children
• Recommended use: universal/light materials
• Blade material: steel
• Handle orientation: ambidextrous
• Overall length: 130 mm
• Packaging: display box with 24 units
• Country of manufacture: France

How to use

Hold the scissors by the handles with fingers inserted comfortably into the ambidextrous grips. Position the material to be cut between the blades and make smooth, controlled strokes to achieve a clean straight cut. For children's use, supervise young users and ensure cuts are performed on appropriate materials such as paper or thin card. Store the scissors in the display box or a safe container when not in use to prevent accidental contact with the blade edges.

Usage recommendations

Use these scissors primarily for paper-based materials; avoid cutting metal, thick plastic or fabric that could dull the blades. Regularly check blade alignment and handle condition; replace units that show significant wear. When supplying to institutions, keep an appropriate number of spare scissors on hand to ensure uninterrupted classroom activities.