Martin Yale 620RC 18.5" Manual Cutter (Discontinued)
Martin Yale 620RC 18.5" Manual Cutter (Discontinued)

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Martin Yale 620RC 18.5" Manual Cutter (Discontinued)

  • SKU: MYL620RC
  • Cut Height: 3.14"
  • Cut Width: 19"
  • Type: Manual
  • GTIN/UPC: 00011991006209
  • Mfr. Part No.: 620RC
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Manufacturer Name Martin Yale
Max Cutting Width 18.5"
Max Cutting Thickness 3.14"
Cutting Mode Manual
Cutting Length Behind Blade 18.7"
Cutting Length in Front of Blade 18"
Clamp Type Manual
Optical Cutting Line Yes
Back Gauge Adjustment Manual
Model # 620RC
Weight 250 lbs
Product Dimensions (WxDxH) 20" x 20" x 44"
Warranty Click Here to View Warranty
UPC 011991006209
Shipping Weight 250 lbs
Shipping Dimensions 33" x 36" x 25"

How do you cut reams of paper?

To clarify, a ream of paper is a standard measurement for sheets of paper, comprising of 500 sheets. So to cut an entire ream of paper, you need a heavy-duty paper-cutting machine with a mid to high-cutting capacity. For example, the Martin Yale 620RC can cut up to 800 sheets at a time, which is a high-cutting capacity.


Who makes the best ream paper cutter?

There are many high-quality paper cutter manufacturers out there that offer ream paper cutters. Among them are Martin Yale, MBM, Granutec, and Formax. You must choose a ream cutter from a reputable manufacturer. This guarantees the product will be rigorously tested, and have the correct safety features.


Do paper cutters get dull?

Blades on paper-cutting machines need to be strong and sharp, but they can get dull over time. Ream cutter blades generally last for several thousand cuts. The exact number depends on the make, model, and frequency of use. If your ream cutter blade gets dull, you don’t need to replace the entire machine. Simply install a replacement blade.


Are ream cutters safe?

Yes, despite having sharp blades, ream cutters have a range of safety features to prevent injuries. Martin Yale cutters, for example, have transparent safety covers that contain a safety mechanism where the blade won’t lower unless the cover is closed. They also come with a sturdy stand to ensure the machine doesn’t slip out of place and cause an accident.

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