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2011 - Polar 66 Guillotine
()- Listing No
- 1019416
- Year
- 2011
- Manufacturer
- Polar
- Model
- 66
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Cutting length 67 cm Insert height 8 cm Insertion depth 67 cm Program memory 99 programs All cutting layers up to the full insert height of eight centimeters can be conveniently rotated on the front table and placed on the closed corrosion-resistant table surface for the respective cut. The Polar 66 can be operated after a very short time thanks to its simple handling. The optical cutting indicator shows exactly where the cut will be made. You can create by print image or by cutting marks. The finishing is done with an electronic handwheel. The cut is only possible with two-hand cut release. Infrared light grids and all-round cladding provide additional protection for the operator. Cut program-controlled eliminating the need for all manual ground settings
About this machine
The Polar 66 is a used guillotine — sometimes called a paper cutter or guillotine cutter — dating from 2011 and currently located in Germany. Guillotines of this type are precision cutting machines used primarily in the print finishing industry to trim stacks of paper, card, and other sheet materials to exact dimensions. Polar is a well-established German manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for producing high-quality guillotines and cutting systems for the printing and graphic arts industries.
The machine offers a cutting length of 67 cm, an insert height of 8 cm, and an insertion depth of 67 cm, making it capable of handling substantial stacks across a broad sheet format. A program memory of 99 programs allows repeated cut sequences to be stored and recalled, effectively eliminating the need for manual ground settings on each job and significantly increasing throughput for production environments.
All cutting layers up to the full insert height of 8 cm can be rotated on the front table and positioned on the closed, corrosion-resistant table surface before each cut, streamlining the handling of heavy or awkward stacks. An optical cutting indicator shows the operator precisely where the blade will fall, and cutting marks or print image references can both be used as alignment guides. Fine finishing adjustments are made via an electronic handwheel, giving accurate and repeatable positioning.
Safety is addressed through several integrated systems. A two-hand cut release is required to initiate every cut, infrared light grids monitor the working area, and all-round cladding provides additional operator protection. The machine is described as straightforward to operate, with simple handling that allows it to be put into productive use after a very short familiarisation period.
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