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While the width, size and appearance of a paper cutter may be similar to others, it is what's inside the cutter that makes the difference, according to Walter Gierlach, president of Pro-Graphics Network.
"You need to look specifically at individual areas such as the backgauge design and where and how it is driven," he says. "Pay close attention to the sturdiness of the frame, table, blade beam and clamp. Finally, check the hp of the motor and how the cutter is powered and driven. You can also learn and view the specific features of the computer and how it operates. Don't forget to check the warranty in detail."
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