HFS(R) Heavy Duty Guillotine Paper Cutter 400 Sheet Capacity | Solid Steel Construction (A3-17'' paper cutter)
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Size: A3-17''
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- [Size]: Base Size: 25.5" x 19.25" x 2, Overall Size: 25.5" x 19.25" x 12.75" (including cutting bar), Maximum Cutting Width: 17, Maximum Cutting Capacity: 400 Sheets (for 2.85oz Ledger Paper) (1.5" thick)
- [Maximum Cutting Capacity]: 400 Sheets (for 2.85oz Letter Paper), The HFS Stack Guillotine Cutters are able to slice through 400 sheets (1.5" thick) in one pass. The built-in heavy-duty clamp puts even pressure across the entire cut area to eliminate paper shift and drag. This model features a 12" cut length from front to back, large enough to cut posters and larger books.
- [Solid Steel Construction]: Solid steel construction ensures this cutter will last a long time, and you'll be able to tell the moment you pick it up. Rubber feet at each corner stop the cutter from sliding during use, and a removable handle allows for easier storage.
- [Hardened Steel Blade]: The hardened steel blade comes razor sharp, but is also easily replaceable as it wears down over time. Professional knife sharpening services can bring life to old blades, or you can purchase new ones separately from HFS.
- [Replacement Parts & Aftersales Service]: The replacements parts and operation instructions are available if needed.
Manufacturer: HFS
Brand: HFS
Item Weight: 44 pounds
Product Dimensions: 30 x 21 x 12 inches
Item model number: 16167
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Number of Items: 1
Size: A3-17''
Manufacturer Part Number: 16167
Date First Available: June 20, 2014
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Size: A4-12'' paper cutter
It’s heavy duty indeed! I’m new to bookbinding, and this is exactly what I need for my projects. The size, ease of use, and built-in measurements are really helpful. I’ve had it for about two months now, and the blade still seems nice and sharp.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026 by LivinLatin
Size: A3-17''
Good cutter for the price -- even though I'm on my 2nd one. One problem is the packaging -- this cutter is heavy, and the winder on the paper compression bar sticks out. Though there is some styrofoam in the area, it's not enough for this sturdy part to survive rough handling -- my first cast iron handle was broken in half and the 8mm hardened steel shaft was bent -- not sure from what height this unit would have to be dropped to accomplish that, but FedEx managed it. Bottom line, this needs to be a user-installed part. To Amazon's credit, they picked up the broken cutter and I had a new one in less than a week. So save your packaging! until you check out your unit. Other users have complained that the handle on the winder comes off because an inner part breaks in half. It's not broken. Find the two pieces of plastic and put then together in the slot on the winder, then shove the handle back on. It's not the best design, but it works -- just don't pull on the handle, or it will come off. Finally to the cutter. The directions are almost non-existent, and those that are there are a laughable, unintelligible translation from Chinese. A real hoot. Basically follow these rules: 1) Only one set of hands on the cutter, period. 2) Use in good light. 3) Raise the compression bar enough to insert your sheaf, sheets, or book 4) Align the intended cut with the blade 5) Lower the compression bar enough to keep paper from moving. 6) Release the latch, pull on the handle, then re-raise the handle until it latches. Voila. I use this cutter to de-spine books and manuals for scanning. It chomps through anything I can get under the bar -- perhaps an inch-and-a-half -- like butter, and produces a clean cut. I have scanned a hundred thousand pages using this cutter. For the record, I use the cutter without the plastic safety shield -- it's much easier to see what I'm doing -- but reinstall the shield when the cutter isn't in use: the blade is sharp!. I can add that I took the first cutter apart trying to repair it on my own. I liked the engineering I saw. There's nothing "cheap" about this cutter for the price. Good luck with yours.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2015 by Chris Cummings
Size: A4-12'' paper cutter
Overall a good paper cutter. But even though it sells as a 400 sheet capacity, I would not recommend cutting anything that thick. When cutting small length of paper it cuts with ease, but the thicker the stack and the longer it is, the more difficult it can be to cut and can be less accurate. Especially with card stock or index. Keep the stock height for card stock to .5 of inch or less. The movable cutting stop is challenging to set parallel to the blade. Even when the guide is parallel to the blade the fence is not at a 90% angle, it's slightly off. The movable guide is also not even. it's made of plastic and only claps at on end. And be careful when placing a stack of paper in, if one taps the guide too hard it will move. And recheck the guide after each cut, because it can move from the force of the cut, especially when cutting card stock or index. I've read complaints about the knob stripping out from over tightening, so it's a fine balance to apply enough pressure to hold it's position, especially when make multiply cuts the same size. I've used it long enough now that I needed to replace the cutting wick. That was interesting. You have to turn the cutter on it side. I can't image how difficult that would be on the larger size cutter (17'). It's very awkward to do. I have not needed to change the blade yet, I'll let you know how that goes later. The biggest disappointment is it's listed as a 12" cutter, that's only 12" in width not length. It should be 12" both ways. I purchased this cutter when my 18" 35 year old electric cuter, finally quit. A new one is several thousand dollars and I could not find a used one. My cutting needs were also less, but still needed to have something on hand. (self employed printer since 1997), so I opted for the 12" manual cutter rather than the 17" that they also sell. Given the price, I have to admit that over all it does the jobs I need for now, even though It requires many more cuts to get the job done. One more thing for safety, even though they have a plastic guide that covers the front of the blade, be carefully when removing paper from the cutter, the cutting edge of the blade is exposed and it is possible to nick your fingers, because that plastic guide moves up easily. So be mindful, the blade if very sharp.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2025 by Donna
Size: A3-17''
Heavy (which is good) and might be bigger than you think. Consider the smaller size model if you don't really need the extra capacity. As far as operation: Flawless. No complaints here. Easily cuts through big stacks of paper. Nice, clean, crisp edges. Absolutely straight cuts.
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2025 by M. Millard