Business Card Slitters & Cutters

Turn your desktop printer into an instant business card maker. The CardMate business card cutter quickly and easily cuts pre-printed 8 1/2 x 11 sheets of paper into business cards with the turn of a handle. Stop paying to get your business cards produced for you. Do it all in-house!

Creating business cards is easy and simple with the Instant Card business cards slitter. This electric business card slitter takes a single sheet of paper and cuts it into individual business cards.

Take an 8 ½-inch by 11-inch sheet of paper and quickly cut it into business cards with the Martin Yale BCS210 and BCS212 business card cutters. The BCS210 cuts sheets that are in a ten-up format (10 cards), and the BCS212 cuts sheets that are in a twelve-up format (12 cards). Catch trays take cut cards and trim waste.

Take an 8 ½-inch by 11-inch sheet of paper and quickly cut it into business cards with the Martin Yale BCS410 and BCS412 business card cutters. The BCS410 cuts ten-up formatted sheets into 10 business cards, and the BCS412 cuts twelve-up formatted sheets into 12 business cards. This business card cutter also includes a scoring and perforating station. Catch trays take cut cards and trim waste.

Quickly cut an 8.5 x 11-inch sheet of paper down to 10 individual business cards in a matter of seconds with the versatile Martin Yale GC210 business card cutter. This gutter cut business card cutter replaces the popular Intimus GC208 cutter. This cutter can cut bleed style or regular style prints. The blades are made from high-quality hardened steel and are self-sharpening, which means you won’t have to worry about dull blades. These blades are capable of cutting through 100 lb. linen stock and the feed tray can hold up to a 5/8-inch stack of paper.

Creating business cards has never been easier than with the MBM BC 10 business card cutter. This card cutter creates a total of 10 cards per sheet of paper.

The Card-It business cart inserter makes it easy to put a business card just about anywhere. This unique device creates two slits in reports, documents, books and other paper that allow the corners of business cards to be slid in and held in place.