Olympia TR 4815 papírvágó 50 cm 15 lap

Olympia TR 4815 roll cutter provides precise trimming of photos, cards and printouts. Housed blade protection and a solid metal base with printed scales ensure accurate alignment. Designed for office, home office and school use, it supports a working width of 480 mm and a cutting capacity of up to 15 sheets (80 g/m²).

Advantages

The cutter combines a protective housing for the blade with a stable metal plate (300 x 500 mm) that includes measurement scales, rubber feet for slip resistance and a compact overall size that fits typical office and school workspaces. It offers clean, straight cuts for a variety of paper-based materials and is easy to position thanks to the printed scales on the base.

Suitable for

• Cutting photos and photo prints
• Trimming greeting cards and invitations
• Preparing printouts and documents to size
• School and classroom paper projects
• Home office document finishing

Key specifications

• Maximum cutting width: 480 mm
• Cutting capacity: up to 15 sheets (80 g/m²)
• Metal base plate size: 300 x 500 mm
• Overall product weight: 4.04 kg
• Product colours: Black, Silver
• Product dimensions (W x D x H): 370 x 656 x 100 mm
• Safety features: blade protected in housing; rubber feet for stability
• Brand / MPN / EAN: Olympia / 3141 / 4030152031412

How to use

Place the paper on the metal base and align it using the printed scales. Hold the material steady with one hand while operating the cutting arm or wheel with the other, following the protective housing to keep fingers clear of the blade. Apply steady, even pressure to achieve a straight cut. For best results, cut no more than the specified 15 sheets of 80 g/m² at a time and ensure the cutter is on a flat, stable surface.

Recommendations

For safe and accurate operation, inspect the blade housing regularly, keep the base clean and avoid cutting materials thicker than recommended. Store the cutter where the blade is protected from accidental contact and maintain a clear workspace to prevent slipping during use.