Keencut SteelTraK Heavy-Duty Cutter

The STEELTRAK has been designed and built by Keencut engineers to surpass all current standards and meet the exceptional demands of the 21st century sign industry. Building on the huge success of the all-purpose Keencut Excalibur, and recognising the increasing demands of thicker, tougher sign materials, the design brief was simple. Create a brand new vertical cutting machine exclusively for the Sign Maker. It must be the best manual cutter ever made but offer exceptional value for money. It must be strong, versatile, capable, easy to use, virtually maintenance free and built to last almost indefinitely. It must withstand the closest scrutiny, the toughest tests and deserve a place in every sign making workshop. In other words it has to be the best, the very best. It is, and we call it STEELTRAK.
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