Polar 66 (1999)

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The Polar 66 (1999) is a compact and reliable paper cutting guillotine with a 670 mm cutting width, designed for small to medium print production needs. The Polar 66 (1999) is a precision-engineered paper guillotine built for professional print shops and finishing departments. With its 670 mm cutting width, this model provides reliable performance for a wide range of formats, making it a versatile solution for both digital and offset print environments. Engineered in Germany, the Polar 66 combines robust construction with operator-friendly features. Its hydraulic clamp ensures consistent press

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Registered at Companies House as M F POLAR SALES LIMITED, number 08778118. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Polar 66 (1999)

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