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SafePro IWKM Individually Wrapped White Medium Weight Plastic Knife, 1000/CS
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- Disposable 7.5-inch knife
- 1,000 count bulk-buy
- Rigid plastic construction resists breaking
- Balanced and sized for ultimate comfort
- Neutral white color
- Great for parties, cafeterias, and restaurants
The SafePro IWKM Individually Wrapped White Medium Weight Plastic Knife, 1000/CS are a reliable cutlery option for parties, cafeterias, concession stands, fast-casual restaurants, catered events, and more. Their mediumweight plastic construction resists breaking and is disposable for easy cleanup. Your customers will appreciate their comfortable handle and classic look.
| Length (Inch) | 18 |
|---|---|
| Width (Inch) | 23 |
| Height (Inch) | 15 |
| SKU | IWKM |
| Manufacturer | SafePro |
| Units of measure | CS |
| Discontinued | No |
| Weight (Lbs) | 12.500000 |
| Type Filter | Knife |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | White |
| Style | Wrapped |
7.5-Inch Size
As comfortable as they are convenient, these disposable knives were balanced and sized with your customers in mind. Their 7.5-inch length and rounded handle allows for comfortable use.
Mediumweight Plastic Construction
Made from rigid plastic, the knives resist breaking and bending. Your customers can safely and effectively cut through their chicken, fish, salad, and more for a pleasurable eating experience. The knives are disposable for easy cleanup.
White
These knives have a classic solid white color. Their neutral look easily complements any type of serveware or decor.
Everyone loves to dine out. Even more, everyone loves take out. Or, ‘take-away' in other cultural terminology. But, when you consider how many people on our planet order take out, and how many disposable plates are being used, do you ever think about where those plates end up? Landfills? The ocean?
VerTerra did.
