Manual Lever Miter Cutter • 145mm at 90° / 90mm at 45° • Plastics, Laminates & Veneer
Virutex Mitering Cutter U78 5500000
A manual lever mitering cutter for clean, precise angled cuts on plastics, laminates, and veneer edge materials up to 1.8mm thick. Cuts 145mm wide at 90° and 90mm wide at 45° with no power required, producing consistent, deformation-free edges for furniture corner joints and edge banding finishing.
Applications
Miter cutting for edge banding corner joints and panel finishing
Plastics, laminates, and veneer edge material trimming
Drawer fronts, cupboard panels, and decorative edge fitting
No power source required — manual lever operation works at the bench or on-site without an outlet.
Specifications
Model
U78
Part Number
5500000
Operation
Manual Lever
Compatible Materials
Plastics, Laminates, Veneer
Cutting Width (90°)
145 mm
Cutting Width (45°)
90 mm
Max Cutting Depth
1.8 mm
Construction & Performance
Manual lever cutting action applies controlled, even force across the full cut width, producing clean edges without the material deformation that snips or scissors cause on laminates and veneer.
145mm capacity at 90° covers wide edge banding and laminate strips in a single cut without repositioning.
90mm capacity at 45° handles standard miter cuts for corner joints on drawers, cabinet fronts, and decorative panels.
1.8mm maximum cutting depth covers the full range of standard edge banding tape and thin laminate sheet materials.
Stable base design keeps the cutter from shifting during the lever stroke for repeatable cut placement across multiple pieces.
Why the U78
Manual lever action delivers cleaner cuts on thin laminate and veneer than rotary cutters or snips that compress and deform the material edge.
145mm straight cut capacity handles wider stock than most manual miter cutters in this class without a second pass.
No power requirement makes it fast to deploy at any point in the workflow without locating an outlet or extension cord.
Fixed 90° and 45° cutting positions ensure repeatable angle accuracy that freehand cutting cannot match across high-volume corner joint work.
