Paper cutter Fellowes KW360 A4, manual guillotine, 10-sheet capacity, A4 cutting size

Fellowes KW360 is a manual A4 paper cutter with a solid metal base and a cutting head mounted on a metal rod, designed for trimming A4 documents. The work surface includes printed measurement guides and a sliding fence aligned with the cutting line. The rotary blade is made of hardened stainless steel, allowing the cutter to handle multiple sheets or single sheets accurately. A replacement cutting wheel or a full replacement cutting head is available.

Advantages

The metal construction and fixed base ensure stable, precise cuts. The hardened stainless-steel rotary blade provides long-lasting sharpness and consistent performance. Printed scales and a sliding fence simplify alignment for repeatable, straight cuts. A replaceable cutting wheel or head extends the tool's service life and reduces maintenance downtime.

Suitable for

• Trimming A4 documents and photos
• Preparing handouts, flyers and brochures
• Small office or home crafting and paper projects
• Occasional batch cutting of up to about 10 sheets of 80 g/m2 paper

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Cutting length: 360 mm
• Cutting thickness: 1.5 mm (approx. 15 sheets of 80 g/m² paper; manufacturer notes ~10-sheet practical capacity)
• Work surface dimensions: 315 x 546 mm
• Pressure: automatic
• Replaceable cutting head: yes
• Weight: 3.46 kg
• Color: silver/black
• Brand / Model: Fellowes KW360 (MPN: KW360, EAN: 4714218190236)

How to use

Place the paper on the work surface aligning it with the printed measurement guides and set the sliding fence to the desired position. Hold the stack steady with one hand and slide the cutting head along the metal rod or engage the rotary blade according to the cutter’s motion. Apply steady pressure to achieve a clean cut; for thicker stacks reduce the number of sheets per cut. Replace the cutting wheel or head when the blade becomes dull.

Usage recommendations

Use the cutter on a stable, level surface and avoid cutting materials thicker than the recommended capacity. For repetitive or heavier-duty cutting tasks consider using fewer sheets per cut to maintain blade life and ensure safety. Keep hands clear of the cutting path and store replacement parts to minimise downtime.