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Commercial Cutting Machines

Find professional paper cutters, trimmers, rotary die cutters, and business card slitters built for demanding commercial use in print shops and offices. Our cutting machines are engineered for precision, durability, and high-volume production. All units carry full OEM warranty and free shipping on qualifying orders. Choose the right commercial cutter for your unique workflow today.

Heavy-duty paper cutters, trimmers, and die cutters for every shop.

Commercial cutting machines cover everything from squaring up a stack of letterhead to producing finished business cards and die-cut shapes. The right machine depends far more on what you cut and how often than on headline capacity.

The range here spans desktop trimmers for occasional office use, heavy-duty tabletop cutters for print rooms, dedicated business card slitters and rotary die cutting for shaped work.

What we stock

Paper cutters and trimmers include the GreenBoard series from 12 inches through 36 inches, the 36-inch models with clamp and table options, the Premier StakCut 715 and 724, the Premier SharpCut T15 medium-duty trimmer, the Polyboard SharpCut P215, and the 7000E heavy-duty tabletop commercial cutter. Alongside these sit the Martin Yale GC210 business card slitter and the Dyna-Cut rotary die cutter for shaped production work.

How to choose

  • Cut length — Measure the longest sheet you cut, then add margin. A 12-inch trimmer will not handle A3 landscape.
  • Stack depth — Trimmers take a few sheets at a time; a stack cutter like the 7000E takes hundreds in one pass.
  • Accuracy — For finished work such as business cards, a clamp that holds the stack is what keeps edges square and stops shifting.
  • Safety — Blade latches and guards matter in a shared office where non-operators have access to the machine.
  • Frequency — Occasional trimming suits a manual trimmer; daily production justifies a stack cutter.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a trimmer and a stack cutter?

A trimmer cuts a few sheets at a time and suits everyday office work. A stack cutter such as the 7000E clamps and cuts a full stack in one pass — much faster and far more accurate for production.

How many sheets can the 7000E cut at once?

It stacks up to 12 inches wide and around 1.5 inches, roughly 350 sheets of 20 lb bond, with an adjustable back gauge and a positive clamp that holds the stack to prevent shifting and tearing.

Which trimmer size should I buy?

Pick by the longest cut you need. GreenBoard trimmers run 12, 15, 18, 24, 30 and 36 inches, so match the size to your largest sheet rather than your most common one.

Are replacement blades available?

Yes. Blades are wear items and we stock replacements. Quote your model number and we will confirm the correct part.

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