Challenge Titan 200 20" Programmable Hydraulic Paper Cutter [with Category 4 Light Beam Curtain]

The Challenge Machinery Titan 200 Hydraulic Paper Cutters bridge the gap for digital, on-demand, and in-plant printers.

A combination of solid steel, cast iron, and tool-grade aluminum construction serves as the foundation for consistent and accurate cutting.

The black gauge with floating fingers ensures pages cannot get stuck underneath, while a bright red LED cutting line shows you exactly where the blade will hit your stack.

The Titan 200 features swift back gauge positioning and a table slot closure device.

A monitored knife safety latch prevents blade drifting, keeping your operator safe and your cut, accurate.

Two models are available: Either with a category 4 light-beam safety curtain, or a tilt-shield safety cover.

Programming the Titan 200 is simple for even novice operators, as the intuitive design walks you through the process. It can store up to 99 program sets with up to 9,801 cutting positions.

It features a manual foot clamp and will cut through up to a 3 ¼” thick stack, as well as cut pages up to 20” long.

Made in the USA, the powerful Titan 200 cutter is designed to meet the speed, accuracy, and efficiency demands of today’s digital and in-plant print providers. It meets the toughest safety standards in the industry, and features UL and CE certifications.

For more information on the Titan 200 cutter, visit Binding101.com or call the number on your screen.

In this video, we will show you how to adjust the accuracy on your Titan 200 Cutter. Please note that this video was created as an enhancement to the service manual; refer to the manual for additional information, specs, and procedures.

When your actual cut sheet is longer or off from your display, then accuracy adjustment is needed. I use 11" x 17" piece of paper to cover the whole area of the back gauge. Set my machine to 2". Make your cut. Take out my strip and take a measurement. Right now my ruler says I am at 1 ¾" on the strip. To fix that, we go into our maintenance mode. Go into our parameters. Toggle down to "accuracy adjust", press enter. We'll enter our actual measured cut; in this case it was 1 ¾". Press enter. Now press clear. The back gauge will move back, find home, and then beep. To re-check your accuracy, go back to 2" set. Place your piece of paper against the back gauge. Now you can see my cut is right at 2".

For more information on the Titan 200 cutter, visit binding101.com or call the number on your screen.

In this video, we will show you how to change the blade on your Challenge Titan 200 Paper Cutter. Please note that this video was created as an enhancement to the service manual; refer to the manual for additional information, specs, and procedures.

We're doing a blade change on the Titan 200 cutter. Your first step is to loosen your quarter twenty screws up above the blade; all the way out. Once those are out of your way, you loosen your first slotted screw and remove. Your second slat, and remove. This is where your knife handles will be screwed. Make sure they're good and snug so your blade doesn't slide; keeps you safe. Once they're tight, take out the rest of your blade screws. To get the blade out and remove it, loosen your handles while still holding pressure up, and then bring your knife down. Pull your knife out.

Now you've got your blade out, you will loosen the two bolts on your scabbard knife carrier; pull the screws. Dump the blade out, try not touch it - these blades are extremely sharp. Put in the dull blade. Put your handles into the new blade that you're going to put in the machine. Push it back. Insert the two bolts back into the carrier. Make sure that your screws are tight for shipping purposes.

To install the new blade, start low on the right hand side with your left end up. Be very careful not to chip the edge of your blade. Slide it into the carrier. Make sure you're all the way up to the top and tighten your handles tight to make sure they're not going to slip. And then insert your blade screws. Remove the handles. Insert the last 2 remaining screws, keep them snug. Not overly tight, but snug; you do not want your blade to slide in this position. Now your blade is in, you are going to want to flip your cut stick or put a new cut stick in. Here I flipped it to a clean side. And you're ready to go.

For more information on the Titan 200 cutter, visit Binding101.com or call the number on your screen.