Cutting Mat Kyocera CC-100GR 370×250×2 mm green

Kyocera CC-100GR is a compact green cutting mat sized 370×250×2 mm that protects work surfaces during cutting tasks. Its self-healing PVC surface absorbs small cuts and recovers to reduce visible grooves, providing a consistent and stable base for precise trimming with craft knives, rotary cutters or rulers. The thin profile keeps the cutting height low for accurate blade control while helping extend blade life by offering an even cutting resistance.

Advantages

The cutting mat features a self-healing surface that minimizes visible cut marks and extends usable life. Its 2 mm thickness strikes a balance between portability and sufficient protection for desks and workbenches. The compact 370×250 mm size makes it easy to store or carry in a craft bag, and the non-slip surface keeps materials steady during cutting. The neutral green color reduces glare and helps maintain contrast with a variety of materials.

Suitable for

• Hobby and paper crafts: precise cutting of paper, card and lightweight board
• Sewing and quilting: cutting fabric with rotary cutters and rulers
• Office tasks: trimming photographs, documents and presentation materials
• Light workshop use: small model making and component trimming

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 370 × 250 mm
• Thickness: 2 mm
• Color: green
• Surface: self-healing PVC
• Finish: non-slip surface for material stability

How to use

Place the cutting mat on a flat, stable surface with the non-slip side down to prevent movement. Align the material to be cut and position a straightedge or ruler if required. Use a sharp craft knife or rotary cutter and apply steady, controlled pressure to achieve an even cut; repeated shallow passes are preferable to a single deep cut to maintain the mat’s surface and prolong blade life. After use, wipe the mat with a damp cloth to remove debris and store flat or rolled gently according to the manufacturer’s handling recommendations.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid cutting on very wet or dirty mats and keep blades clean and sharp. Store the mat flat or loosely rolled and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or heat sources to preserve the self-healing surface and maintain dimensional stability.