be aware that it will significantly bump up the cost.

If you're shopping for a new large-format
paper cutting tool for your office, studio, or business, you should
take a look at Dahle premium large-format rolling trimmers. Dahle is
known for manufacturing top-notch office products and their rolling
trimmers are some of the best cutting tools on the market. This review
will list the pros and cons of these trimmers so you can make an
educated decision about whether this type of rolling trimmer would be
the right choice for your workplace.

The Pros:

• Dahle premium large-format
  rolling trimmers are designed to handle big jobs. The 446 model can cut
  paper that's about 36 inches in length, while the 448 can cut paper
  that's 51 inches long.
• These trimmers have pretty impressive
  cutting capacities. The 446 can cut up to 22 sheets of paper and the
  448 can cut 20. They can also trim photographs, laminating film, mat
  board, and art paper.
• The blades on Dahle large-format
  trimmers are housed in plastic so they are safe to use. The plastic
  housing prevents fingers and other body parts from coming into contact
  with the blade. The blades are bidirectional and self-sharpening, so
  they'll last for a good, long time.
• These large-format
  rolling trimmers are easy to use. Each trimmer has a paper clamp that
  will keep your document in place while the metal base has measurement
  guides and a protractor to help you get the most accurate cut. Also,
  the backstops on these trimmers are totally adjustable.
• Dahle
  premium rolling trimmers can either be used on a horizontal flat
  surface such as table or they can be mounted on the wall. If space is
  limited, you can purchase a floor stand for your trimmer. These floor
  stands don't take up much space and they come with a waste bin to hold
  scraps. This can make cleaning up quick and simple.

The Cons:

• The 446 and 448 rolling
  trimmers are a bit pricy and are priced at $1,099.00 and $1,299.00
  respectively. With these price points, some businesses might not be
  able to afford these trimmers. Also, the floor stands are sold
  separately, with the cheapest one retailing for $379.95. So if you need
  a floor stand with your trimmer, be aware that it will significantly
  bump up the cost.
• These trimmers are made for heavy-duty
  use, but they cannot be used to cut large stacks of paper. If you need
  a trimmer that can handle more than 22 sheets of paper at once, a Dahle
  guillotine cutter would be a better choice.

Overall, Dahle premium large-format rolling trimmers have a lot to
offer. They're both easy and safe to use, they can cut a variety of
different things, and you have several options as to where the trimmer
can be used. Although the prices of these trimmers might be too much
for some people to handle (especially if they need to purchase a floor
stand), these rolling trimmers are a good choice for workplaces that
need a large-format cutting tool.

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