100" Keencut ARC Model ARC254 Advanced Rotary Cutter

Formerly known as the Keencut Technic, the new and improved Keencut Advanced Rotary Trimmer (ARC) features a unique sub-surface monorail bearing system and twin cutting wheels that place it in a class of its own. There is no overhead guide mechanism to obscure the cut line and the mechanism will not distort under heavy cutting pressure. The two tungsten steel cutting wheels give unrivaled performance with precise cuts and long life with two way cutting capabilities.

The Keencut ARC Trimmer is capable of cutting the thinnest tissue and film, flexible sheet materials, thin cardboard or chip board, aluminum plates up to .004, plastics and paper-- cleanly, safely and precisely. Two clamp rollers provide secure double clamping during cutting with up to double the gripping effectiveness of other rotary cutters, ensuring that you get the perfect cut, every time.

ARC Key Features:

• Cuts easily in both directions.
• Unique monorail bearing system design, positioned underneath the surface of the baseboard.
• Two integral roller clamps provide secure clamping during cutting.
• Extruded silver anodized aluminum base.
• No overhead guide mechanism to obscure the cut line.
• Includes two tungsten steel cutting wheels for two way cutting.
• Bright yellow clamping strip for better visibility of the cut line.
• Guaranteed for 5 Years
• 100% Made in England.

Keencut ARC Tested and Approved Materials:

This multi-substrate cutter works great with all of the below materials that have been tested and approved, but it is not limited to these materials. So if you have a substrate not listed and want to test it before you buy, give us a call at (866) 537-2244 so we can arrange some sample testing. The capacity may vary depending on the structure and hardness of the material being cut.

• Aluminum Plate ≤ 0.004"
• Banners
• Cardboard ≤ 1mm
• Film
• Flexible sheet materials
• Magnetic sheets ≤ 1mm
• Mount board ≤ 1mm
• Photo paper
• Paper
• Self-adhesive vinyl
• Tissue

*Capacity may vary depending on material being cut, operator, and other factors.