Fellowes Electron 180 18-Inch Rotary Paper Trimmer - 5410502
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Fellowes Electron 180 18-Inch Rotary Paper Trimmer - 5410502

Part #: 5410502
Brand: Fellowes
2 Questions, 2 Answers
  • Cutting Length: 18"
  • Cut Type: Rotary
  • Cutting Capacity: 10 Sheets
  • Paper Clamp: Yes
  • 2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty
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Product Description

The Fellowes Electron 180 paper trimmer is a brand new rotary trimmer from Fellowes that features an LED guide that clearly indicates the cutting line and offers SafeCut cartridges for improved safety. This cutter offers an eighteen inch cutting length and can cut up to 10 sheets of 20lb paper at a time. It comes with four SafeCut cartridge blades for straight cutting, wavy cutting, perforating and for scoring. The durable metal base of the unit has integrated SafeCut blade storage compartments so the blades won't get lost when they are not in use. The Fellowes Electron 180 also includes a variable paper clamp to ensure cutting precision and a quick change blade system that allows you to quickly and easily change cutting styles. The Fellowes Electron line of cutters are the only models that include an LED cutting guide and unlike some other rotary trimmers with guides, this unit does not use potentially harmful lasers. Discover today what the Fellowes Electron 180 rotary paper trimmer can do for you.

Product Details

  • Replacement Blades:5411404 and 5411304
  • Item Number: 5410502
  • Cutting Length: 18"
  • Cutting Capacity: 10 Sheets
  • Number of Blades: 4
  • Item H x W x D: 3.375" x 8.625" x 24.625"
  • List Price: $79.99
  • UPC Code: 043859555130
  • Manufacturer's Warranty: 2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Item Specifications

  • Actual Machine Dimensions: 3.375 x 8.625 x 24.625"
  • Actual Machine Weight : 3.7
  • Shipping Length : 3.25 depth
  • Shipping Width: 8.875
  • Shipping Height: 27.75
  • Shipping (Web) Weight: 5.1 lbs

Demonstration Video

Transcript: Welcome to MyBinding video. This is a look at Electron 180, an 18 inch rotary paper trimmer. For both the home and the office, the Electron 180 is a slick, stylish, and clever little trimmer. The blade is sharp and precise and can handle laminate materials, cardstock, and up to 10 sheets of 20 pound paper. The finger guard and also paper holder is adjustable up and down the length of the blade. This allows you to place your project anywhere you'd like and in any configuration. And with the full 18 inches work surface, large projects, posters, oversize, and double projects are all easily ... Read More
Welcome to MyBinding video. This is a look at Electron 180, an 18 inch rotary paper trimmer. For both the home and the office, the Electron 180 is a slick, stylish, and clever little trimmer. The blade is sharp and precise and can handle laminate materials, cardstock, and up to 10 sheets of 20 pound paper. The finger guard and also paper holder is adjustable up and down the length of the blade. This allows you to place your project anywhere you'd like and in any configuration. And with the full 18 inches work surface, large projects, posters, oversize, and double projects are all easily done. Fellowes is designed in the safe cut cartridge is quite clever. Changing the blade in and out is very simple and there's no way to cut yourself because the entire blade is capsulated inside the cartridge. With the Electron line, you get the built in red guide light. Power switch is just under the handle and then activated by pressing the handle down. This is very helpful in projects that require non-standard angles and lines. On the front of Electron 180 are three sockets. These hold additional blade cartridges. They could be replacement straight edge blades or any of the variety of project blades produced by Fellowes such as the perforated blade, the wave blade, or the scoring blade which makes creasing easy, all of them easily exchanged in seconds. That's the Fellowes Electron 180. For more demos, reviews, and how-to's, check out MyBinding.com.

Staff Review

Fellowes Electron 180 18 Inch Rotary Paper Trimmer Review

A rotary trimmer is a must-have device if you want a way of making perfectly straight cuts. One trimmer that can help you out is the Fellowes Electron 180. Here's some information about it, including how it rates on a scale of 1 to 10.

  • The Electron 180 is great to use if you need to trim larger documents. It can cut paper that's up to 18 inches long, so you'll be able to trim legal-sized documents that are 8.5" x 14". You'll even be able to work with tabloid-sized paper that measures 11" x 17".

  • This device can cut a maximum of 10 sheets of 20 lb. bond paper at once. This isn't a whole lot, so you'll want to choose a different cutting tool if you need to cut a lot of paper at one time.

  • The Electron 180 is really safe to use. It uses a special SafeCut cartridge. What this does is keep your fingers from coming into contact with the blade so you won't be injured. You'll be able to cut a lot of paper and will be safe the entire time.

  • There are four different blades you can use with this device. You can choose from scoring, perforating, and wavy blades as well as the ever-popular straight ones. Since there are different blades available, this would be a great trimmer to use when crafting (i.e. making greeting cards, scrapbooking, etc.). The blades are really easy to change as well.

  • Getting an accurate cut is pretty easy with this trimmer. The paper clamp can be moved around as needed and there's also an LED guide that will show you where the cutting line is located. This device doesn't have any lasers so that makes it very safe to use.

  • This trimmer has a very durable base that's made out of pure metal. The base has a storage compartment for your extra SafeCut blades so they'll always be within reach.

  • The Electron 180 is on the large side, so you'll need to have a fair amount of space free. This product has dimensions of approximately 3" (height) x 9" (width) x 25" (depth). But while this trimmer is big, it doesn't weigh very much. In fact, it weighs a mere 5 pounds.

  • Fellowes is known for giving their products generous warranties and that's certainly the case with this device. It's covered for 2 years. Plus, the Electron 180 is affordably priced and will cost you less than $100.00.

Rating: 8. If you've been looking for a rotary paper trimmer, the Fellowes Electron 180 would be a pretty wise choice so long as you're comfortable with its cutting capacity. Ten sheets isn't really that many, so this is a trimmer that is best for small jobs. It just can't cut the same amount of paper as a guillotine cutter. But, cutting capacity aside, this trimmer is worth a look. It's great that it can use different types of blades and that it has an LED cutting line. And, of course, it's affordable and comes with an excellent warranty. So if this is what you want in a rotary trimmer, the Electron 180 might be a great fit.

Questions & Answers

Thanks for your question. The red light on this cutter is closer to a flash light then a guiding beam across the entire cutting path. Your question on if this system causes any creasing at all. That really depends on the amount a pressure you are applying and the paper quality you are using. If you are cutting one sheet at a time you really don't need to apply that much pressure. However if you are cutting several sheets at time you will have increase the pressure which might cause more of that creasing issue. You should also take note of the weight and style of paper you are working with. All paper weights and systyles have different characteristics and are effected differently with pressure. The cuts with this system are usually very clean, depending on paper quality, weight and blade sharpness.

Answered by MyBinding
3 years and 10 months ago ago
This unit depending on how heavy of card stock and chipboard should work. The cork and burlap will not cut on this unit

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3 years and 10 months ago ago

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