Olfa
In 1956 Mr. Yoshio Okada, the founder of OLFA CORPORATION, invented the world's first Snap-Off Blade Cutter. The name of “OLFA” comes from two Japanese words, which, when translated, mean “to break a blade”.
In 1956 Mr. Yoshio Okada, the founder of OLFA CORPORATION, invented the world's first Snap-Off Blade Cutter. The name of “OLFA” comes from two Japanese words, which, when translated, mean “to break a blade”.
