FELLOWES

Fellowes Electron A4/120 paper trimmer, A4, 32 cm cutting length, up to 10 sheets

The Fellowes Electron A4/120 is an A4 paper trimmer with a 32 cm cutting length that cuts up to 10 sheets at a time. It comes with four SafeCut blade types, and the cutting handle locks into a park position so you can change blades and carry the trimmer safely.

  • Format and cutting length: A4, 32 cm
  • Cutting capacity: up to 10 sheets (80 g/m²)
  • Blades: 4 SafeCut cartridges – straight, wavy, perforated, fold
  • Safety: handle park position for blade changes and transport
  • Base and material: metal cutting base, metal and plastic body
  • Size and weight: 478 × 224 × 82 mm, 1.05 kg; graphite, silver and yellow

Description

A park position that makes blade changes safe

In a SafeCut cartridge the blade stays hidden and is only exposed while you trim. When you want to swap the straight blade for the wavy, perforated or fold blade, you lock the cutting handle in its park position and change the cartridge without touching the blade. In the same position the trimmer is safe to carry. There is built-in storage for the cartridges.

Who this paper trimmer is for

Home offices, small offices and classrooms that mostly cut A4 and smaller sheets: invitations, cards, photos and handouts. At 1.05 kg the trimmer takes little room on a desk, and the four blade types let you add decorative edges and tear-off lines as well.

Specifications

General

BrandFELLOWES
Model nameElectron A4/120
Product colourGraphite/Silver/Yellow
MaterialMetal/Plastic
FormatA4
Cutting length320
EAN043859550456

Storage

Cutting capacity10

Dimensions & weight

Weight1.05 kg
Dimensions (WxDxH)478 x 224 x 82

Questions & answers

How does the Electron A4/120 differ from the A3/180?

The A4/120 has a 32 cm cutting length and is designed for A4, while the A3/180 cuts A3 sheets with a 46 cm cutting length. Both cut up to 10 sheets at a time.

Which blades are included?

Four SafeCut blade types: straight, wavy, perforated and fold.

Can the trimmer be carried safely?

Yes. The cutting handle locks into a park position that is intended for blade changes and transport.