School scissors Cricco model 319505 — 14 cm blade with covered tip, safety scissors

Cricco school scissors model 319505 are 14 cm safety scissors with a covered tip designed for classroom and craft use. The compact dimensions and ergonomic shape make these scissors suitable for children in preschool and primary school, as well as for adults handling light everyday cutting tasks. The covered tip reduces the risk of accidental pokes while allowing precise cutting of paper, cardboard and other lightweight materials.

Advantages

These safety scissors feature a covered tip that protects fingers and nearby surfaces, an ergonomic handle sized for smaller hands and blades optimized for clean cuts on paper and thin cardboard. The lightweight construction supports comfortable use during extended craft sessions and classroom activities. Materials and finishing are chosen to provide reliable cutting performance with minimal maintenance.

Suitable for

• Cutting paper and thin cardboard in school lessons
• Children's craft projects and origami
• Preschool and primary school classroom activities
• Everyday light cutting tasks at home or in after-school clubs

Key specifications

• Total blade length: 14 cm (blade with covered tip)
• Safety feature: covered/tip guard to reduce risk of injury
• Handle: ergonomic, sized for children's hands
• Intended materials: paper, thin cardboard, lightweight craft materials
• Weight: lightweight construction for comfortable use

How to use

Hold the scissors with the thumb in the smaller handle opening and the fingers in the larger opening, positioning the material to be cut between the blades. Apply steady pressure and guide the scissors along the cutting line. The covered tip allows safer approach to edges and corners; however, supervise younger children during use and demonstrate safe handling and passing techniques. Clean the blades after use if adhesive or debris accumulates, and store the scissors in a safe place away from very young children when not supervised.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these scissors for paper-based projects and avoid cutting hard or metallic materials. Regularly inspect the covered tip and blade alignment; replace if the tip becomes damaged or blades no longer cut cleanly. Supervise preschool-aged children during use and teach safe cutting practices.