guillotine

  1. Help with Adast MS115-2

    Hello guys, We have a problem with our Adast guillotine that the actual position does not match to the position indicated on the screen, there is a difference of 1.5 cm. Recently the problem got even worse that the gap of difference is variable, sometimes 1.5 cm and some times 2 cm and so on...
  2. Heidelberg GTOZ -52 & Challenge 305 Cutter PACKAGE

    Package of 2 machines 1987 Heidelberg GTOZ-52:- 2 color, 14 1/2" X 20 1/2”, Alcolor damps, Straight machine, super blue, powder spray, books, extra rollers, tools, serial number 688-844, good working condition and available immediately .Price and pictures available on request. 1993 Challenge...
  3. 1993 Challenge 305 paper cutter & 1989 Challenge 370 cutter

    1)1993 Challenge 305 paper cutter with Micro cut Jr ,Extra Blade and its accessories . LOCATION : LOS ANGELOS,CALIFORNIA . PRICE: $ 4,000 LOT 2) 1989 Challenge 370 cutter with micro cut :Good working condition . LOCATION : DALLAS, TEXAS .PRICE: $ 3,750 Loaded Send mail to...
  4. Ideal 5250: Problem with clamp & blade

    Hi there This is my first post: thanks in advance for the help! I have an Ideal 5250, had it for about 3 years, been regularly serviced and blade changed every 6 months or so. All been fine with it, until recently: it seems that when in the home position, the blade is around 0.5-1mm lower...
  5. Polar guillotine manual

    Would anybody have an electronic version of the manual for a Polar 150 or any other model? I need to know how change hydraulic oil and others operations. I will appreciate send me to rgutam2@yahoo.es
  6. IDEAL 4850-95 (TRIUMPH) Travel Fatigue!!

    IDEAL 4850-95 (TRIUMPH) Travel Fatigue!! Recently sent 4850-95 Guillotine from Germany to a printer friend in Lusaka, Zambia. Machine travelled approx. 2 months in a container through Germany and the icy North Sea, then through hot Namib Desert to Lusaka. On arrival in Lusaka, my friend...
  7. Looking for recommendations on a stack cutter

    Need something that can handle a Medium volume of cutting. I am cutting 13" x 19" sheets 200 to 300 at a time. The paper is 10ml Epson premium presentation paper Matte. I have a budget of around $1000 and would like something I can put under my work table when I am done. I really mostly deal...
  8. 1998 Pro-Cut 320 MPS (paper Cutter ) FOR SALE

    1998 Pro-Cut 320 MPS : - =============== 32 inches or 82 cm, Factory Programmable, side sensors installed for extra $2000 recently, came out of a in-house print shop from a school, Hardly used, 1 extra blade, manuals, good working condition and available immediately. • Cutting Width...
  9. Guillotine vs Trimmer for novice user

    I’m a graphic design student looking to buy cutting equipment for use on various media, from postcard size up to A2. I was hoping to get advice on the best cutting equipment for my needs, considering my budget of $500, and desire to cut stuff up to A2 in size. I won’t be cutting multiple sheets...
  10. Chinese Guillotine Cutters

    I saw this on ebay, and well, damn- $2,000 for a 19" fully programmable cutter! But, of course, it is a 19" fully programmable cutter for $2,000- what is the long term reliability going to be like? Has anyone tried these? Thanks, -Zach Lym
  11. ideal guillotine cutting out

    hi anyone able to help,i have an ideal 5221 and lately when i press buttons to cut the blade comes down but stops when it contacts the paper,it cuts eventually but only after numerous trys
  12. looking for guillotine with digital-set backgauge

    Looking to upgrade to a bigger used guillotine cutter with a digital backgauge setting. Ideal would be programmable so I could enter a few different sizes with quick recall. Automatic clamp and cut needed. Suggestions?
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    Guillotine

    Cutters designed for cutting sheets, stacks or blocks of paper in different shapes with a blade that comes down on a pressure clamped stack of x-inches of paper. Term used to describe the difference between this type of cutter and reel slitters.
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