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Martin Yale GC10 Business Card Slitter (Discontinued)
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Martin Yale GC10 Business Card Slitter (Discontinued)

  • SKU: MYLGC10
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Basic Specs for the Martin Yale GC10

  • Easily converts 8 1/2" x 11" sheets into finished 2" x 3 1/2" business cards
  • Cutting blades are hardened steel and self sharpening for years of operation without sharpening or replacement
  • Rotary cross-cut design for quieter operation
  • Removable sliding catch drawer tray with safety switch
  • Adjustable paper guides allow for easy set up for customized needs
  • Up to 50 completed cards per minute
  • Continuously feed stacks up to 40 sheets
  • Create business cards easily with programs such as Quark, InDesign, Illustrator, Word* and Publisher*
  • Dimensions: 19.75" W x 21.375" D x 13.5" H
  • Weight: 81 lbs.
The Martin Yale GC10 single-pass business card slitter process 50 cards per minute. Easily convert 8 1/2" x 11" sheets into 2" x 3 1/2" professional business cards in a matter of seconds.

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Description of the Martin Yale GC10 Business Card Slitter

The Martin Yale GC10 business card slitter offers user-friendly features and operation. Although most business card cutters are dual-pass machines, the Martin Yale GC10 produces perfectly cut cards in a single pass. The adjustable paper guides allow for easy set-up for your customized cutting needs. A simple control panel offers straightforward functions to create accurately cut cards. The rotary cross-cut action makes this slitter run smoothly and quietly. Strong, hardened steel cutting blades easily slice through stacks of paper up to 40 sheets. These cutting blades are self-sharpening for years of operation without needing professional sharpening or replacing. Processing up to 50 cards per minute, your finished products drop into a conveniently located catch drawer tray which includes a safety switch. The Martin Yale GC10 is referred to as a 10-up machine as the initial 8 ½" x 11" sheet contains 10 cards to be cut. Designing business cards is fun and super easy with almost any software templates provided in Quark, InDesign, Illustrator, Word* and Publisher*.

*Results may vary using Word and Publisher due to the fact they are not technically layout software programs.

Manufacturer Name Martin Yale
Max Cutting Width 2"
Blade Type Rotary
Blade Construction Hardened Steel
Cutting Length 3 1/2"
Manufacturer Part Number GC10
Model # MYLGC10
Weight 81 lbs
Height 13.5"
Depth 21.375"
Width 19.75"
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Shipping Length 22
Shipping Width 21
Shipping Height 14
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Q: We have a GC210 which we have problems with. How much better is this machine as far as easy and accuracy?Thanks. Tracy.
A: The GC210 is a great machine, but there are compromises to be made with a machine that comes in at such a low price point. It's really designed as a budget solution for businesses who do a relatively low volume of business cards. The GC10 (this product) is perfect for medium and high volume applications. It's much easier to use, far more reliable, and substantially more accurate. Of course the price tag is heavier, but you get what you pay for.

Q: How many cards does this machine actually print per minute? The specs say and up to amount I would like to know in reality how many does it print.
A: The GC-10 will take an 8.5 x 11 sheet of business cards and cut them out for you. It's very quick, very accurate, and much more efficient than a classic paper cutter. But it has no printing capabilities.



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