
DAHLE A4 340mm Office Guillotine 15 Sheet Capacity-D533
The Dahle D533 is a professional-quality guillotine / paper cutter designed for office or graphic work where clean, precise cuts are needed on moderate stacks of paper. It combines safety features, durable materials, and accurate alignment to deliver reliable performance.
Key Features & Specifications
Feature | Detail |
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Cutting Length | ~ 340 mm (i.e. it can cut along the long edge of A4) |
Sheet Capacity | Up to 15 sheets of standard 80 gsm paper per cut. |
Maximum Cutting Thickness | ~ 1.5 mm in total, which corresponds roughly to 15-sheets at 80 gsm. |
Base / Table Dimensions | Approx 450 × 285 mm footprint. |
Height / Depth | The depth (height of base + guard etc.) ~ 90 mm |
Weight | Around 3.8 kg (varies slightly by source). |
Material / Build | Solid metal base, robust frame, German engineering; blade is ground and hardened. The base has guides / rulers screened onto it for alignment. |
Safety Features | • Safety guard over the blade to protect fingers. • The guard also acts as a clamp to hold paper in place. • Blade design minimizes risk (blade holds position, doesn’t fall) & clear visibility. |
Accuracy / Guides | Screened rulers/guides on the base to help align cuts; likely includes a backstop or side guide for repeat cuts. |
Warranty | ~ 2-year guarantee as per manufacturer in many listings. |
Colour / Finish | Typically Blue with metal/silver cutting mechanism. |
Pros & Trade-Offs
Pros:
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Precise cuts with a ground, hardened blade — gives sharp, clean edges.
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Good safety features (blade guard / clamp) reduce risk.
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Decent capacity for general office use without being bulky.
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Solid build means durability.
Trade-Offs / Limitations:
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Not for very heavy stacks — 15 sheets max means for thicker cardstocks or heavier material, multiple passes or a stronger cutter may be needed.
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Blade maintenance / sharpening may eventually be needed if used frequently.
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Size and weight mean it's less portable.
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