Rotatrim Pro M series 12

Key Features
- Unique chromed steel twin guide rails
- Silent glide action
- All metal cutting head and end frames
- Cleanly cuts virtually all flexible materials up to 3.0mm thickness
- Fully guaranteed for 5 years
- Each Pro M Series is screen printer with:
- Very useful 10mm grid
- ‘A’ size indicators
- Two additional metric / imperial scale bars
- Cut length & Capacity: 12.01 in & 0.12 in
- Dimensions (W x H x L): 15.04 x 37.4 x 18.54 in
- Weight: 10.8 lbs
Overview
The MASTERCUT-12 ROTARY TRIMMER is the perfect choice for trimming virtually all flexible materials up to 3.0mm thickness. Featuring a unique chromed steel twin guide rails system, it offers a smooth, silent glide action for a precise cutting. The all-metal cutting head and end frames offer an outstanding robustness and reliability. The solid laminated MDF baseboard is gridded for accurate placement of work, while the clear, self-clamping strip helps in securing the work in place without hiding the view of the cut. Offering incomparable accuracy and longevity, the flat and rotary blades are made from hand-finished tungsten steel.
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| Color | Black and Silver |
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