The Kindest Cut of All
If you want to cut paper, cut it straight and cut it accurately a Swordfish paper trimmer is the simple way. It cuts smooth and straight, and keeps on doing that for many years.
They range in size from A5 (perfect for trimming photos) up to a truly vast A0 (which will cut 1.3m metre sheets)!
The "Hobby" range suits light users. The 500 series will be right for most offices and the 600 professional series will take anything you can throw at it!
A really safe paper trimmer. The cutting blade is contained within the trimmer so it cannot be touched, that means it's extra safe, even for children. No work surface protection is needed either. A...
A compact personal trimmer for paper, photos, artwork and card. This product comes with a cutting mat and a 3 0mm precision ruler. The Swordfish ‘Hobby Trimmer’ includes two cutting heads, one fo...
This A1 and A2 sized 5-in-1 SuperTrimmer is the most versatile solution for large format cutting. The product is designed for the occasional cutting of oversized materials and is the perfect choi...
The Swordfish 508s is an indispensable product in advertising agencies, graphic design and photographic studios, as it gives a burr-free cut for posters up to A3 size. The special rail and premium...
This 230mm cutting length model makes it quick and easy to cut paper, photographs, and films cleanly and precisely. The carbon steel blade integrated into the spring loaded cutting head makes it ...
This 320mm cutting length model makes it quick and easy to cut paper, photographs, and films cleanly and precisely. Equipped with a carbon steel circular blade that cuts in either direction, thi...
Cutting Head for 500s, 507s, 508s Even a Swordfish blade gets worn after heavy usage. There is no need to buy a whole new trimmer though, as the cutting head can be safely replaced.
Swordfish Professional Trimmers are designed to produce excellent results, day after day after day. If you need a machine that is robust enough to withstand constant use - these are the ones for yo...
