To get the smoothest cut on your metal signs, you will want to only use a corner rounder that is specifically designed to cut metal. That is where the Lassco Wizer CR-60 comes into play. This compact tabletop corner rounding machine has the strength, sharpness, and precision to cleanly and easily round out sharp edges of your half-hard aluminum signs up to 0.08" thick. This durable metal corner rounder tool was actually specifically manufactured to be used in the sign making and printing industry, which is just one of the reasons why it is the best corner rounder for metal signs.

The CR-60 features unique cutting dies that are stronger and more durable than traditional corner rounders that are designed for paper and plastic products. But that being said, it will still easily cut through those materials as well. So while you may most commonly find the CR-60 in sign shops, it is also a great choice for those in the graphics and print industries as well.

As with many other corner rounding machines out there, the CR-60 can be used with several different radii dies to achieve different sharpness of curves; these dies include 1/2", 3/4", 1", and 1 ½" curves. The smaller radii are typically used for smaller sheets, whereas the larger ones are used for larger signs.

Part of the reason why the CR-60 dies are strong enough to handle metal signs and metal sheets is because the die is attached to the table as one-piece. So when you get a new die, you actually get the die and table assembly together. Changing out the assembly and die is simple and fast, so even if your shop uses multiple sizes, you won't spend time or hassle changing it out for complicated steps or tools.

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