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  • 2016 Faldo 52

    2016 Faldo 52

      Age: 2016 Max.Size: 52 x 52 cm (20 x 20 inch) Impress.Count: mio perfect condition Hidraulic guillotine.Digital operating console on the machine with 100 memories each program with 12 steps and an eject function...

      Western Europe
    • EBA 480 EP Guillotine

      EBA 480 EP Guillotine

      • Manufacturer: EBA

      Used / Pre-owned EBA 480 EP guillotine, supplied fully serviced with sharp blade fitted, blade tool, new cutting stick, manual, log book and HSE certificate. This is the same as an Ideal 4810-95 EP guillotine. Th...

      $2,741 USD
      Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
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      2017 Polar 92N Plus 32268

      2017 Polar 92N Plus 32268

      • Manufacturer: Polar
      • Model: 92

      safety lights, program standard machine. With 4 blades,knife changing tooling and manuals.Under PSA. Good working condition. Video link available on request

      Bundall, Australia
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    Overview

    Guillotines are powerful cutting tools used in various industries to cut large sheets of paper, metal, or other materials with precision. They are essential in printing, metalworking, and manufacturing environments where consistent, accurate cuts are required. Guillotines can be manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic, depending on the specific needs and volume of work.

    FAQ

    What factors should I consider when buying a used guillotine?

    Consider the machine's cutting capacity, blade condition, and the type of materials it can handle. Check for any wear and tear and ensure the machine has been properly maintained.

    How can I safely ship a guillotine to my location?

    Use a specialized machinery transport service. Secure the guillotine properly to prevent movement and damage during transit. It's also recommended to insure the shipment.

    What maintenance does a guillotine require?

    Regular maintenance includes checking and sharpening the blade, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting safety features. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for a detailed maintenance schedule.