Ideal 1135 Paper Trimmer

The Ideal 1135 is an office trimmer built to a high spec and using high quality Soligen steel blades and features which ensure long life and trouble free operation. It includes an automatic EASY_LIFT clamp to hold paper in position during cutting. The blade itself is housed inside an unbreakable perspex covering which is transparent. Precision side lay and accurate back gauge measurement mean that paper is trimmed where it is needed. 

Why buy? For business owners

The Ideal 1135 Trimmer is a simple to use A4 trimmer that offers the user the ability to produce highly professional cut work from producing samples or dummies for a product, to trimming out a sheet with multiples of business cards. Its features ensure that perfectly square cutting to the desired size is practical and achievable for a good quality of finish. The quality Soligen steel blades and double pivot aluminium bearings on the blade movement produce a quality product that will be trouble free in every day use.

Why buy? For operators

The side lays and adjustable back gauge ensure that the paper to be cut is always place accurately. An automatic clamping action, to hold the paper firmly during the cutting action to prevent slipping, is activated by the movement of the cutting lever. The high quality steel Soligen steel blade will provide long life operation, and can be resharpened if it becomes blunt through use. The bed includes positions for the common paper formats as a further guide and ease of use measure, while the blade movement is always covered in an unbreakable plastic shield.

Highlights

• Soligen quality steel cutting blades
• Double pivot aluminium bearings on the blade brackets
• Replaceable and resharpenable blades
• Transparent blade housing
• Paper format indication
• Manual clamping
• Millimetre accurate measuring scale
• 350mm cutting length
• up to 25 sheets of 70gsm

Typical Applications

• Hand finishing print
• Trimming multi copy cards or labels
• Removing trim from copier print
• Sample creation
• Removing register or other marks
• Finishing digital print output