Film cutter for Minox 8x11 film (from 35mm, 120 & 16mm) with safety cover

• Safe & Easy: Our unique safety lid gently presses the film onto the blades and locks firmly. This prevents slipping and protects your fingers.
• Standard Razor Blades: Uses common, extremely sharp, and cost-effective razor blades that you can easily replace anytime.
• Focus on Minox Film: Choose the appropriate module to precisely cut 9.2mm Minox strips from 120 or 35mm film.
• Simple, Fast & Robust: The film is simply pulled through by hand – this is faster, easier, and less likely to break.
• The Complete Workflow: Combine the cutter with our Minox cassettes, development reels, and film holders for a seamless process.

Choose your cutting module:

Depending on the chosen variant, you will receive a specific cutting module with the following result:

Starting film 35mm (35mm format):

• 2x from 35mm: Produces two strips of Minox film 8 x 11 film (width 9.2 mm) from the edges (without perforation).
• 1x from 35mm: Produces one clean 110/16mm film strip and one clean Minox strip (without perforation).
  

Starting film 120 (medium format):

• 6x from 120: Produces six strips of Minox film from one strip of 120 medium format film.

Starting film 16mm (cine):

• 1x from 16mm: Produces one strip of Minox 8x11 film (width 9.2mm) from one strip of 16mm cine film

Note:

Minox 8x11 film usually has a width of 9.1 - 9.2 mm and, unlike some 110 films, is unperforated.

Scope of delivery:

• 1x film cutter box
• 1x safety pressure lid
• 1x cutting module (depending on chosen variant)

Our workflow for subminiature film:

This product is part of our complete system for subminiature photography. The process is simple:

1. Cut film: With this cutter.
2. Portion film: With our refillable Minox empty cassettes.
3. Develop film: With our special development reels for Paterson or Jobo.
4. Scan film: With our custom film holders for Plustek or flatbed scanners.
   

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