Martin Yale Premier T15 Paper Trimmer

Description of the Martin Yale Premier T15 SharpCut Trimmer

Labeled as a medium duty paper trimmer, the Premier T15 Paper Trimmer is equipped with some truly innovative and effective features that ensure both accuracy and safety with every single cut. It begins with the 1/2" thick wooden base that is marked with 1/2" grid lines and imprinted with English and metric rules. This ensures aligned work, and the large size of the board (13 ¼" x 22 ¾") offers a cutting length of 14 ¾" available. At a weight of 7 lbs, this unit is not likely to move easily during use, but the non-skid rubber feet ensure that this dangerous thing does not happen. The cutting arm is equipped with self-sharpening blades that are capable of accurately slicing through up to 15 sheets at one time. The blade has an automatic latching mechanism that locks after a cut and the torsion spring loaded on the arm also prevents it from falling on the user when left open.

The Premier T15 Paper Trimmer is also equipped with a useful clamp that holds the work in place to ensure the most accurate cutting procedures. This will lock down on up to 15 pages and allow the user to line up the trim or cut job with accuracy, and to then drop the blade arm and achieve flawless results. The use of the cutting arm is also made even safer by the finger guard that runs the entire length of the cutting arm's blade. If you have a print shop, bindery, copy center, or any other setting in which accurate cutting and optimal safety are "musts", the Premier T15 Paper Trimmer is a very wise choice. The durable cutting board, blades, and mechanical parts are all covered with a lifetime limited warranty. It is a durable and self-maintaining device that can cut everything from index cards to tabloid sheets with accuracy. The T15 can become your trusted resource in many different settings and for many different processes.

Strengths

• Small and extremely light; can fit almost anywhere.
• Stainless steel cutting knife conveniently self-sharpening; no manual work for you when it is time to re-sharpen the blade.