Sample Paper Cutter

The sample paper cutter uses a blade to mechanically cut paper, designed for preparing standard-sized paper samples in the laboratory. During operation, the paper is placed on the platform, and after adjusting the positioning ruler, the handle is pressed down to complete the cutting. It is suitable for sample preparation before physical performance testing of paper.

Instruments

Fixed cut 15mm wide sample, sampling width error +/- 0.1mm, parallelism on both sides ≤ 0.1mm, suitable for a variety of paper test items.

$ 315.00

The stamping design can cut the 15mm width sample, the parallelism of the two sides of the sampling is less than or equal to 0.025mm, and the width error is +/- 0.1mm, which meets the accurate sampling requirements of various physical performance tests of paper and Cardboard.

$ 1153.00

The sampling size of the equipment is 300 * 320mm, and the parallelism of the incision is less than or equal to 0.1mm. It can accurately detect the mechanical properties such as paper tension resistance, elongation and fracture length, and meets the requirements of many national standards.

$ 211.00

Cutting sample area of 100cm ², accuracy +/- 0.35, suitable for paper single or multi-layer 0.1-5 mm and ordinary Cardboard single layer < 6mm thickness, compact structure and labor-saving operation.

$ 377.00

Processing capacity range of 100~ 5000ml, maximum processing viscosity of 5000CP, suitable for a variety of Sample Handling needs, cutter head design to optimize the homogenization effect.

$ 871.00

Made of stainless steel, with 6 cutter teeth, the cutter tooth spacing is 2mm, which can provide a uniform cutting effect and is suitable for paint film adhesion testing.

$ 154.00

Made of stainless steel, with 6 cutter tooth designs, with a cutter tooth spacing of 3mm, strong durability and stable cutting effect, suitable for accurate paint film testing requirements.

$ 154.00

Equipped with 6 teeth 2mm pitch stainless steel cutter head, adjustable cutter head angle, suitable for 61-120μm film thickness test, with nylon brush and 2.5x magnifying glass, to meet a variety of international standards.

$ 1009.00

Made of stainless steel, the cutter tooth spacing is 1mm, with a total of 11 teeth, ensuring uniform cutting and durability. It is suitable for precision paint film testing.

$ 154.00

Processing capacity 100~ 6000ml, maximum processing viscosity 8000CP, suitable for high viscosity sample dispersion and homogenization, cutter head design to improve processing efficiency.

$ 472.00

Multi-blade design is equipped with 6 cutter teeth, 1.5mm equal spacing arrangement, suitable for 50~ 125μm film thickness environment testing, to ensure cross-cutting accuracy in line with international standards.

$ 855.00

The sampling size range is up to 300 * 260mm, the sampling accuracy is as high as +/- 0.10mm, and the notch parallelism is less than or equal to 0.1mm. It is easy to operate and suitable for a variety of thickness materials.

$ 160.00

Equipped with 1mm and 2mm cutter head spacing, the number of cutter teeth is 11, which can meet the needs of different paint film thickness testing, easy to operate and in line with international standards.

$ 186.00

Processing capacity 100-6000ml, maximum processing viscosity 8000CP, suitable for a variety of models of Disperser, cutter head design to optimize the dispersion effect, adapt to different capacities and viscosity Sample Handling needs.

$ 451.00

Adopting 6 cutter face circumference multi-face cutter tooth structure, the service life is significantly improved. The cutter tooth spacing is 1mm, which is suitable for the testing requirements of solid substrates with film thickness below 60μm.

$ 186.00

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