Dahle Professional Rolling Trimmer Model 552 20 Sheet Capacity 20" Cut Length
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This Dahle self-sharpening trimmer is designed for precision. It’s German engineered, cuts in either direction, and is ideal for trimming paper, photo paper, and cardstock. Dahle's 552 Professional Rolling trimmer is designed for heavier duty applications where precision is essential. This highly accurate trimmer is equipped with a ground self-sharpening steel blade that cuts in either direction. It has a cutting capacity of up to 20 sheets of paper at a time and is perfect for cutting paper and cardstock, and trimming photographs. Self-sharpening blade cuts in both directions. Cuts up to 20 sheets of paper at a time. Ground steel blade is encased in protective housing for safety. Automatic clamp holds work securely and prevents shifting. Sturdy metal base provides solid foundation. Screened guides for easy alignment. German engineered for precision and accuracy. Adjustable alignment guide for repetitive cutting. Perfect for trimming paper, photographs, and cardstock. The Dahle 552 Professional Rolling trimmer is designed for high-precision, heavier duty applications. This trimmer is equipped with a ground self-sharpening steel blade that cuts in either direction. Designed for safety and accuracy, the cutting blades are encased in a plastic housing that virtually eliminates the chance of personal injury. The rotary action of this trimmer allows the blade to cut in either direction and sharpen itself as it cuts. It’s this self-sharpening action that produces a clean burr-free cut and guarantees many years of smooth, precise trimming. The 552 has a cut length of 20” and a cutting capacity of up to 20 sheets of paper at a time and is perfect for cutting paper and cardstock, and trimming photographs. The Dahle 552 Professional Rolling Trimmer is a popular choice among professional photographers, print shops and graphic design agencies. This trimmer can be wall mounted. Sold as 1 Each.
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