Cardboard Cutter 100 mm, model 200-07356 — 100 mm cutting width for cardboard

Manual cardboard cutter with a 100 mm cutting width, model 200-07356 is designed to perform straight, precise cuts in card, corrugated board and similar sheet materials. The tool features a robust cutting head and an ergonomic handle to facilitate consistent trimming. It is intended for use in workshops, packaging departments and hobby applications where repeatable accuracy and material-saving cuts are required.

Advantages

The cutter provides a clean, straight cut across a 100 mm width, reducing the need for additional finishing. Its solid construction ensures stable operation and durability under regular use. Simple handling and an accessible cutting mechanism make it suitable for operators with varying levels of experience, while the tool’s design helps minimize material waste and improve overall cutting efficiency.

Suitable for

• Cutting single sheets of cardboard and corrugated board
• Trimming packaging materials in small to medium production runs
• Workshop and hobby projects requiring straight, repeatable cuts
• Prepping inserts, labels and small-format box components

Key specifications

• Cutting width: 100 mm
• Intended materials: paperboard, corrugated board and similar sheet materials
• Operation: manual
• Design: fixed straight cutting head with ergonomic handle
• Typical use environment: workshop, packaging department, hobby workspace

How to use

Place the sheet material aligned with the cutting edge and apply steady pressure to guide the cutter through the material. For best results, ensure the material lies flat and is supported along the cutting line. Make one smooth pass for thin sheets; for thicker corrugated board, use controlled, even strokes and check alignment before each cut. Regularly inspect the cutting edge and replace or sharpen blades according to wear to maintain cut quality.

Usage recommendations

Use protective gloves and keep fingers clear of the cutting head while operating. Secure the workpiece on a stable surface and avoid forcing the cutter through excessively thick materials beyond its intended use to prevent blade damage and ensure operator safety.