60" and Above Mat Cutters

Cut oversized mats, posters, photographs, artwork, and other framing materials with large-format equipment from the broader mat cutters collection. These models provide cutting lengths of 60 inches and above for projects that exceed standard mat-cutting dimensions. The broader Mat Cutters collection includes handheld models and equipment organized into different cutting-length ranges, making it easier to select a cutter according to the largest material normally handled.

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Cut oversized mats, posters, photographs, artwork, and other framing materials with large-format equipment from the broader mat cutters collection. These models provide cutting lengths of 60 inches and above for projects that exceed standard mat-cutting...

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Keencut Ultimat Futura 60.5" Mat Cutter - UF150
Keencut

Item#: 61314

$3,557.70

features

  • Innovative bevel and vertical blade system for seamless blade changes
  • Ergonomic design ensures comfort for both right and left-handed users
  • Quick-fitting interchangeable guides for effortless task switching
  • Comprehensive 5-year guarantee for reliable long-term performance
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Frequently Asked Questions

A 60" or larger mat cutter makes sense when your work includes oversized mats, posters, photographs, fine art, or large-format framing jobs. These mat cutters are built for cutting lengths of 60 inches and above, with heavy-duty construction, adjustable extension arms, and accurate measuring stops. Smaller cutters may work for standard frames, but they can limit a framing shop when a customer brings larger artwork. A large cutter also helps reduce awkward repositioning during long cuts. Buyers comparing size ranges should review mat cutters before choosing a large-format unit.

For a 60" and above mat cutter, focus on cutting length, measuring accuracy, stability, extension support, and bevel-cut capability. Long sheets are harder to control, so a cutter with strong construction and reliable stops can help reduce waste. Adjustable extension arms are useful when handling oversized material because they support the sheet and improve alignment. Beveled cuts matter for framed artwork where the mat opening is visible. Straight cuts matter for trimming and sizing. If 60" feels larger than your daily work requires, 40"-59" mat cutters may be a better fit.

No. Framing shops are the most obvious users, but artists, photographers, galleries, print shops, and production studios may also need large mat cutters. The deciding factor is not the business type; it is the size and frequency of the material being cut. If your team cuts large photographs, posters, display boards, or presentation mats, a long cutter can save time and improve consistency. If you outsource large mats often, compare the cost and delays of outsourcing against owning equipment. Large cutters require space, so measure the work area and confirm material handling clearance before ordering.

Start with the right cutting length, then focus on support and measurement. Oversized mat board is harder to manage because small alignment errors become more visible over a long cut. Use the measuring stops carefully, keep the board supported with the extension arms, and avoid rushing the blade path. Fresh blades and clean work surfaces also matter. If the cutter supports both straight and bevel cuts, confirm the setting before starting. Buyers moving from smaller cutters should expect a short learning curve because long boards require steadier handling. The right accessories for mat cutters can also support cleaner daily use.

Buy based on daily workflow first, then confirm maximum cutting length. A 60"+ cutter may support oversized work, but the best choice also depends on how often you cut large mats, how much floor or bench space you have, and how many operators will use the tool. A custom framing shop doing large art every week needs a stronger, more efficient setup than a studio cutting occasional oversized pieces. Look at the largest size you handle regularly, not just rare jobs. Also consider whether the cutter’s measuring system, stops, and extension support fit the pace of your production work.