Dahle 448s Premium Rolling Trimmer Large Format with Stand

Rolling Trimmers are the new generation of paper cutters. Designed for safety and accuracy, the round cutting blade is encased in a protective housing that virtually eliminates the chance of personal injury. The rotary action of the blade allows the trimmer to cut in either direction and sharpen it’s blade along the way. It’s this self sharpening action that produces a clean burr-free cut and guarantees many years of smooth precise cutting.

Dahle now offers a line of large format rolling trimmers designed for heavy duty applications where precision is essential. This Premium Series offers a cutting capacity of up to 22 sheets (model 446 S) or 20 sheets (model 448 S) of paper at a time as well as mat board. This performance is made possible by a thick walled aluminum guide rod which provides maximum strength with minimal side movement of the cutting head. These commercial grade trimmers are perfect for cutting oversize paper, large format images, and press sheets. A metal stand with paper catch offers a stable and secure mounting solution for the trimmer. This stand also maximizes floor space while providing an optimal and comfortable height for trimming.

Dahle's Premium Series large format rolling trimmers are available in 36 1/4" and 51" cutting lengths and are a popular choice among professional photographers, picture framers, and print and copy shops.

• Model: 448s
• Cut Length: 51 1/8"
• Capacity: 20 sheets
• Dims: 59" x 15 1/8"

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