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Challenge Spartan 185SA Paper Cutter

Challenge Spartan 185SA Paper Cutter

Challenge

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Challenge Spartan 185 SA Paper Cutter

This Item has been DISCONTINUED by the manufacturer. The new model is the Challenge Champ 185.

The SPARTAN 185SA Table-top paper cutter provides an economical solution for lower volume cutting environments such as professional offices, copy centers, in-plant printers, and on-demand digital print providers. Capitalizing on Challenge's time-proven expertise in manufacturing paper cutters, the SPARTAN 185 is engineered and manufactured to the highest of safety standards available.

Available Models

Spartan 185 A (Automatic)

  • Electric Powered Clamping - generates over 3,000 lbs. (1,360 kg) of clamping force.

  • Independent clamping function for "clamp only" operation.

  • Manual Backgauge Control - hand-wheel control.

  • LED Digital Backgauge Position Indicator with ±0.01” (±0.1mm) backgauge accuracy - provides for easier operator interface, higher productivity, and easier repeatable accuracy than a hard to read indicator on a scale as is used with other brands.

Spartan 185 SA Model (Semi-Automatic)

  • Manual Clamping - hand-wheel operation.

  • Manual Backgauge Control - hand-wheel control.

  • LED Digital Backgauge Position Indicator with with ±0.01” (±0.1mm) backguage accuracy - provides for easier operator interface, higher productivity, and easier repeatable accuracy than a hard to read indicator on a scale as is used with other brands.

Spartan 185 AEP Model (Automatic & Programmable)

  • Electric Powered Clamping - generates over 3,000 lbs. (1,360 kg) of clamping force.

  • Electric Powered Backgauge - controlled by the control console or hand-wheel for micro adjustments.

  • 3" Lighted LCD Display

  • Programmable - operator friendly software uses soft key menu prompts for simple programming.

  • Program Memory - 20 programs, 20 cuts per program.

  • Automatic Pushout Safety Feature - backgauge automatically pushes stock out from under the clamping area before moving to a longer cut dimension.