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    JONES 87" wide

    JONES 87" wide

    • Manufacturer: Jones

    Used 87" wide Jones Guillotine Roll Splitter Mechanical roll splitter previously used in a paper mill. Equipped with 10 HP electric drive. Heavy-duty steel frame construction. Designed for cutting paper or simila...

    Hainesport, NJ
  • Müller Martini 3501+ 3605 Bookblock

    Müller Martini 3501+ 3605 Bookblock splitter

    • Manufacturer: Müller Martini

    Built in 2003 Size: max 510 x 320 x 60mm min 200 x 72 x 3 mm Equipment • turnover belt

    Helmstedt, Germany
  • Würsch P 80

    Würsch P 80

    • Manufacturer: Würsch

    Equipment: • book block infeed • infeed pusher • book spitting station • turnover belt

    Helmstedt, Germany
  • Muller Martini 3601

    Muller Martini 3601

    • Manufacturer: Müller Martini

    Product information "Muller Martini 3601 Size: max 510 x 305 x 60 mm | Speed: max        20,000 c/h

    Helmstedt, Germany
  • 1998 Kolbus TR 160

    1998 Kolbus TR 160

    • Manufacturer: Kolbus

    Product information "Kolbus TR 160 Size: 510 x 305 mm | Speed: 20.000 c/h

    Helmstedt, Germany
  • Wohlenberg TS 10

    Wohlenberg TS 10

    • Manufacturer: Wohlenberg

    Size max 520 x 250 mm min 240 x 100 mm Book block thickness max 60 mm min 5mm Speed max 20,000 c/h

    Helmstedt, Germany

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.