Metal Fabrication

Saw Trax Coro Claw X

Corrugated-plastic tools slices media up to 10 mils thick

Published

13 years ago

February 4, 2011

Robin Donovan Signs of the Times March 2011 Issue

Saw Trax (Kennesaw, GA) is unveiling its Coro-Claw™ X corrugated-plastic cutter. The tool cuts material up to 10 mils thick. A cutting-blade bevel on either side of the guide prong enables the wider material cuts. The angled blade functions like a guillotine, which simplifies that slicing process. Saw Trax enhanced Coro-Claw by offsetting the cutting edges, which prevents the bottom and top sidewalls from being cut when a cut begins, which allows easier blade entry. The tool also offers a replaceable cutting head.

(888) 729-8729; www.sawtrax.com

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