Heavy Duty Guillotine

[MugPrint]

Anyone know where i can purchase one of these ?

Needs to be for A4 and higher and slice up to 100 sheets at a time.

[InkExpress]

We use one of these - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Heavy-Duty-P ... Sw8axaM2pN

We use it for cutting photo papers to random sizes for particular customers. It will cut a full 500 sheet ream of 80gsm paper, we tend to use it for cutting 270gsm gloss (50-100 sheets at a time) works very well.

Its 'A4 size' but the cutting blade is just over 30cm so will cut A3 in to A4 for example without issue.

We are on our 3rd one, but they last us around 3 years before the blade starts to blunt / the clamp mechanism starts to strip the thread. Can't complain for the money in my eyes.

Alex

[Earl Smith]

IDEAL 3905
https://www.abcoffice.com/cut3905.htm
This is the Guillotine that my neighbours use. They are a copy shop/printing firm.
You will have to search the UK, this link is from the US.

[logobear]

I would not trust a table top golloteen to accurately cut 100 sheets.
there will be a bit of slip n slide from top to bottom of stack ....
i had a good one, and we still chose to do a dozen sheets at a time, ended up faster and more accurate....

[MugPrint]

This looks exactly just what i am looking for. Thanks for this link [MENTION=8634]InkExpress[/MENTION]

[InkExpress]

No problem as Logobear said, with large quantities it can slip. But I have no issue cutting around 1 inch thick of gloss / coated inkjet media. With larger amount it can slip a little but only around 1mm from top to bottom of the stack.

Alex

[MugPrint]

Yea [MENTION=117]logobear[/MENTION] is right in saying the higher the stack the slipping will increase. The reason i am on the hunt for another is because my other packed it in and has now retired the poor sod Lol. Anyway thanks.

[Forgetful8]

I've eyeing those uo myself lol