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Safety and accuracy are the hallmarks of the Dahle 564 Premium Guillotine with Laser Guide paper cutter with 14 1/8" cut length. The 564's German engineered features include a revolutionary safety guard that rotates around the cutting blade to ensure complete protection. The unique laser guide illuminates the entire cutting line for superior accuracy. A manual clamp provides extra hold and even pressure along the cutting surface and prevents fanning. Made of strong German Solingen Steel, the blade sharpens itself with each and every cut so you're guaranteed to maintain a perfectly honed edge. The Dahle 564 Premium Guillotine is a commercial grade, high capacity paper cutter with a cut length of 14 1/8" and capable of trimming up to 40 sheets of paper at a time as well as mat board. Dahle Premium Guillotines are the preferred choice among picture framers, print shops, and copy centers.

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Dahle&#174; 564 Premium Guillotine Laser Guide - 14 1/8" cutting length

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