Paper Cutter Olympia TR 3615 39 cm 15 sheets

The Olympia TR 3615 paper cutter provides a reliable manual cutting solution for small offices and home workspaces. With a 39 cm cutting length and capacity to cut up to 15 sheets of standard paper at once, the unit combines compact dimensions (370 mm width, 546 mm depth, 100 mm height) with stable construction and easy operation. The model is finished in black and silver and weighs approximately 3.4 kg, allowing straightforward placement on a desk or shelf while maintaining the stability required for precise trimming tasks.

Advantages

The cutter offers a clear cutting capacity of 39 cm and can handle stacks of up to 15 sheets, enabling efficient batch trimming of documents. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for environments with limited space, and the weight ensures steadiness during use. Designed for simple manual operation, the device provides accurate, repeatable cuts for basic office, school or hobby tasks without requiring power.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Trimming printed documents and reports to size
• Cutting sheets for craft, school or presentation materials
• Preparing handouts, flyers and forms for distribution
• Small-batch cutting in home offices and small businesses

Key specifications

• Cutting length: 39 cm
• Cutting capacity: up to 15 sheets (standard office paper)
• Overall dimensions: 370 mm (W) x 546 mm (D) x 100 mm (H)
• Weight: approximately 3.4 kg
• Colour: black and silver
• Operation: manual lever/action for precise cuts

How to use

Place the Olympia TR 3615 on a stable, level surface and ensure there is sufficient clearance for the lever movement. Align the paper stack against the built-in guide and adjust the position to the desired cutting line. Use the safety features and hold the paper securely before lowering the blade using the lever to perform the cut. For best results, feed paper stacks within the stated capacity and perform smooth, steady lever movements to achieve straight, precise cuts.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the cutting blade and guides for wear; replace or service the blade if cuts become uneven. Do not exceed the maximum sheet capacity to avoid damage and reduce risk of injury. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edge and store the cutter in a dry place when not in use.