We process your personal information to measure and improve our sites and service, to assist our marketing campaigns and to provide personalized content and advertising. By clicking the button on the right, you can exercise your privacy rights. For more information see our privacy notice.
Privacy Policy
Corner Rounding Guide: FAQs & Tips
May 14, 2019
1. What is a corner rounder?
Corner Rounders are machines that feature rounded cutting dies that are used to cut the sharp corners off sheets, replacing them with an attractive rounded look. Corner rounders are either manual, electric, or pneumatic-powered, but they all function the same, but cutting through a stack of sheets at one time to round out the sharp corners.
2. What kind of corner rounders are there?
There are hand-held corner cutters for single sheets (often found in craft stores), desktop manual corner rounders for office-level needs, and floor-standing options for industrial use.
3. How do I choose a corner rounder?
To best select the proper corner rounding machine for your specific needs, you will want to ask yourself some questions to better evaluate the applications and needs. These questions asses your volume, materials, and quantities to narrow down the choices. Click here for more information on choosing the best corner rounding machine.
4. What materials will a corner rounder cut through?
This is going to vary on the unit. Some smaller machines are built to handle paper and plastics, like laminate, while some larger corner rounding machines may be able to handle metal signs, thick poly, and more. Part of choosing the best corner rounder for your business includes evaluating your material cutting; click the link above to learn more.
5. What is the best corner rounder for metal?
The CR-60 was designed specifically for cutting metal signs, so it the ideal choice. Click here to learn more about why.
6. How thick of a stack will a corner rounder cut through?
Just like the materials, the capacity will also vary by-unit. Small handheld cutters may only cut through one sheet at a time, whereas desktop models may do 1/2" or 1", and high capacity floor models up to 3" or more.
7. What radius shapes can I make?
Small 1/8" radii dies create a barely visible cut, while large 1.5" radii dies create a very large and smooth cut. Different machines have different die shapes available, so be sure to check what size you want to create before you buy a machine.
8. How much does a corner rounder actually cost?
Handheld craft cornering tools cost about $10 or $15, while larges floor standing industrial machines cost upwards of $6,000, and many options in-between. Click here for a guide that explains the various price points for different kinds of cornering units.
For more information or a quote, call us at
(866) 537-2244
or email
info@buy101.com