Description

Martin Yale 12 Inch Medium Duty Precision Paper Trimmer T12

The Martin Yale T12 12" paper trimmer is part of the Premier y Precision Paper Trimmers line. It can cut up to 20 sheets of 20# bond paper at a time, as well as matte board, cardboard, film, tissue and textiles. The self-sharpening steel blades and permanent 1/2" grid on a wooden base ensure precise cuts every time. For extra safety, the finger guard completely covers the entire blade length as you cut and the trigger-style safety latch makes sure the blade is secure when not in use.

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Martin Yale T12 Medium Duty Precision Paper Trimmer Operation Manual with Exploding Diagram and Parts List

FEATURES:

• Medium Duty 1/2" thick wood base
• Self-sharpening stainless steel blades cut up to 20 sheets at once
• Accurately cuts paper, mat board, cardboard, film, tissue and textiles
• Permanent 1/2" grid and dual English and metric rulers
• Patented automatic blade latch locks with every cutting motion
• Finger guard protects the entire length of blade
• Torsion spring prevents the blade from accidentally falling during operation
• Ergonomic soft-grip handle
• Manufacturer's lifetime limited warranty (includes blades)
• Non-skid rubber feet
• Dimensions: 13.25" x 19.5" x 2"
• Weight: 5 lbs.

Spare/Replacement Part for Martin Yale T12 Medium Duty Precision Paper Trimmer

• B/O 12" CURVED BLADE (W-O017811)
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• B/O 12" BED BLADE (W-O017812)
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