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MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer Trimmers MBM Ideal
MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer Trimmers MBM Ideal
MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer Trimmers MBM Ideal
MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer Trimmers MBM Ideal
MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer Trimmers MBM Ideal
MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer Trimmers MBM Ideal
MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer Trimmers MBM Ideal
MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer Trimmers MBM Ideal
MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer Trimmers MBM Ideal
MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer Trimmers MBM Ideal



MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer (Discontinued)

  • SKU: MBM0470
  • Sheet Capacity: 50 sheets
  • Cut Width: 14.75"
  • Type: Manual
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Basic Specs of the MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer

  • Cutting Length: 14 3⁄4 inches
  • Sheet Capacity: Up to 50 sheets
  • Table Size (D x W): 16 inches x 14 1⁄4 inches
  • Clamp: Manual
  • Blade Type: Guillotine

Features of the MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer

  • Transparent, moveable safety guard that automatically covers the blade at all times.
  • Hand clamp, independent of blade handle.
  • Sturdy Solingen steel knife; all metal construction.
  • Adjustable back gauge.
  • Lockable, adjustable front gauge with calibrated rotary knob.
  • Fold-away paper supports on front gauge for extra precision.
  • Narrow-strip cutting device.
  • Standard sizes displayed on table.
  • Non-skid feet enhances safety and performance.
  • Aluminum blade mounting bracket with double bearings for blade axle.

Description of the MBM Triumph 1038 Paper Trimmer

The Triumph 1038 paper cutter by MBM is one of our highest selling Triumph cutters, offering quality and safe performance. The clear Lexan safety guard is moveable and covers the blade in every position, ensuring the highest safety. The hand clamp moves independently from the blade handle. In addition to being easily adjustable, the front gauge uses a calibrated rotary knob with a fine adjustment scale for more precise positioning, and it can lock in every position. The 1038 also has fold-away paper supports that provide exact cutting of lightweight stock and can cut an impressive 50 sheets at a time.

Blade changing is simple using the blade mounting bracket with double pivot bearings for the blade axle. This Triumph cutter has great narrow trimming ability, with the handy narrow-strip cutting device. Its non-skid feet allow you to make accurate cuts without error. The side guides, with measurements scaled in inches or metric system, offer a simple way of measuring your paper right there on the table. The MBM Triumph 1038 paper cutter sets the standard for ease-of-operation and accuracy in tabletop trimming.

Strengths

  • Awesome cutting capacity; easily trims 50 sheets of paper.
  • Ample amount of cutting room; paper supports fold up when not in use and provide extra space when needed to trim larger sheets.

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Manufacturer Name MBM
Sheet Capacity 50
Table Size 16" x 14 1/4" (D x W)
Clamp Manual
Blade Type Guillotine
Blade Construction Solingen steel
Cutting Length 14 3/4"
Model # 1038
Weight 29 lbs.
Height 10"
Depth 23"
Width 15 1/2"
Warranty
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Shipping Weight 29.0 lbs.
Shipping Length 26"
Shipping Width 18"
Shipping Height 12"

Q: Will the 1038 Kutrimmer cut cardboard (Davey Board or bookbinders board) that is about 1/16th inch thick? That's what I would be using this for, not so much paper.
A: Paper trimmers are tested and approved exclusively on paper. We've had a lot of requests to cut things other than paper. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't work. The catch is that the manufacturer's warranty and our return policy don't cover using a machine for something other than it's intended use. There's also no telling how long the blade will last when it's not being used like it is supposed to be. So it's an at-your-own-risk type of a deal.