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Instruction Manual
J.Burrows 5-in-1 A4 Paper Cutter
JBGTC410
Version: 201709
Paper Stop / Scoring Blade
Handle
Translucent Plate
Translucent Blade-guard
Cutting Head
Read all instructions before use. Keep for future reference.
Officeworks Ltd. I 236-262 East Boundary Road I East Bentleigh I 3165 I AUSTRALIA
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- Page 1 Instruction Manual J.Burrows 5-in-1 A4 Paper Cutter JBGTC410 Version: 201709 Paper Stop / Scoring Blade Handle Translucent Plate Translucent Blade-guard Corner Puncher Cutting Head Read all instructions before use. Keep for future reference. Officeworks Ltd. I 236-262 East Boundary Road I East Bentleigh I 3165 I AUSTRALIA...
- Page 2 5-in-1 Paper Cutter Model JBGTC410 Max. paper size Cutting length 320mm 10 sheets / paper guillotine Max cutting capacity 4 sheets / wave & perforation trimmer (80gsm paper) 3 sheets / corner puncher 2 sheets / scoring blade Cutting table...
- Page 3 -- Paper Guillotine Lift the blade up to its maximum position. Place the paper on the guillotine under the transparent blade-guard, and then lower the blade with hand as shown in image below. Max cutting capacity: 10 sheets of 80gsm paper. Note: Place the paper in the correct position as shown in images below to start cutting paper.
- Page 4 The cutting head contains a perforation blade and a wave blade. Change the blade by moving switch as per the image below. -- Corner Puncher Insert the corner of paper sheets into the corner puncher. Press down the corner puncher lever to punch the corner. Max cutting capacity: 3 sheets of 80gsm paper.
- Page 5 -- Scoring Blade The blue paper stop on the base plate also acts as a scoring blade. Place the paper next to the rotary trimmer underneath the transparent plate, then use the scoring blade to trim the paper along the slot as image shown below. MAINTENANCE Clean cutter with a dry cloth.
- Page 6 [B] Use a hex screwdriver to tighten the screw bolt with one hand, while using a wrench to hold the nut in place with the other hand. See image below. NOTE When not in use, the guillotine blade should be placed down (in horizontal ...