Triumph 4855 Programmable Paper Cutter (18.7")

The Triumph 4855 is a professional programmable cutter built for precise, repeatable finishing. It combines an automatic clamp, power back gauge, and a multilingual digital touchpad with EASY CUT blade activation, helping operators run consistent cut sequences while maintaining strong safety and control.

The MBM Triumph 4855 is the entry point into Triumph's programmable guillotine line at Mid-State Litho: an 18.7" cut width, a programmable touchpad storing 99 programs with 99 steps each, an automatic clamp, and a power-assisted back gauge with electronic hand wheel. It is built for shops that have outgrown a manual or semi-automatic cutter, such as the Triumph 4305 or 4815, but do not yet need the throughput of the wider Triumph 5255 or 6655.

Programmed cut sequences, pre-set standard paper sizes, and an LED optical cutting line keep short-run digital work accurate across operators and shifts, while the SCS safety package and EASY CUT two-hand activation keep daily operation safe. Compare it within our electric paper cutters or the full guillotine paper cutters collection.

Where the 4855 Fits in the Triumph Programmable Line

Triumph's automatic and programmable cutters ladder up by control level and cut width, and the right machine is mostly a question of how much repeat work you run:

• Triumph 4850 (18-5/8") - automatic clamp and power back gauge, but not programmable. The step below the 4855 for shops that do not need job memory.
• Triumph 4855 (18.7", this page) - the same class of machine with the programmable touchpad and 99-program memory. The entry programmable.
• Triumph 5255 (20-1/2") and Triumph 6655 (25.5") - wider, higher-throughput programmable models for heavier daily volume.

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Capabilities That Matter When You Buy

Four things decide whether the 4855 is your machine. First, the 18.7" (475 mm) cut width covers 13" x 19" digital sheets with room to spare. Second, the programmable digital touchpad stores 99 programs of 99 steps, so standing jobs cut identically every time without re-measuring. Third, the automatic clamp and power-assisted back gauge remove the two biggest sources of operator-to-operator variation. Fourth, the safety package: an electronically controlled transparent guard, IR-monitored EASY CUT two-hand activation, disc brake for instant blade stop, and key-locked main switch. And when the blade dulls, replacement knives and blades plus in-house sharpening are available directly from Mid-State Litho.

Why Buy the Triumph 4855 from Mid-State Litho

Mid-State Litho is an authorized MBM Triumph (Krug & Priester) dealer, Michigan-based since 1984. The 4855 ships with free truck freight. Our factory-trained technicians handle setup and operator training, and our in-house knife sharpening and blade-change service keep the cutter in production instead of waiting on the OEM. Equipment financing and leasing are available: start with the financing application, see our Service & Support page for coverage, or call 1-800-343-4231 with questions before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions - Triumph 4855

What is the cut width of the Triumph 4855?

The Triumph 4855 has an 18.7-inch (475 mm) cutting width with a 3.14-inch cutting height.

Is the Triumph 4855 programmable?

Yes. The 4855 has a programmable multilingual digital touchpad that stores 99 programs with up to 99 steps each, plus pre-programmed standard paper sizes and a memory key for repeat cuts.

How is the 4855 different from the Triumph 4850?

The 4850 is an automatic cutter and the 4855 is a programmable cutter. Both have an automatic clamp and power back gauge, but the 4855 adds the programmable touchpad and job memory for repeat cut sequences.

Does the Triumph 4855 ship free?

Yes. Mid-State Litho ships the Triumph 4855 with free truck freight within our service area.

Can Mid-State Litho service the 4855 and sharpen its blade?

Yes. Mid-State Litho stocks replacement blades and cutting sticks and provides in-house knife sharpening and on-site service by factory-trained technicians across Michigan and the Great Lakes region.