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Gesswein Ultramax Cutter

Gesswein Ultramax Cutter

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$1,779.75at GessweinChecked Nov 12

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  • Last seen at $1,779.75 at Gesswein on Nov 12.
  • Checked at 2 stores.

Our take on the Gesswein Ultramax Cutter

The Gesswein Ultramax is an ultrasonic hand cutter that vibrates the blade tip up to 40,000 times per second, so it slices soft to medium-hard materials with light pressure instead of force. It runs in continuous mode or by foot pedal, with stepless power adjustment, a visual power-level display and automatic fault alerts. A patented clamping blade holder keeps blades seated evenly. It suits model makers, crafters and production benches doing repetitive precision cutting, where it trades the simplicity of a plain hobby knife for speed, cleaner edges and less hand fatigue.

Best forRepetitive precision cutting on a production benchModel makers and crafters cutting soft to medium-hard materialsUsers with hand fatigue or grip issuesWork that needs clean edges without fraying
Pros
  • Ultrasonic vibration cuts with minimal hand pressure
  • Stepless power adjustment for different materials and thicknesses
  • Continuous or foot-pedal operation to match the task
  • Visual power-level monitoring and automatic fault alerts
  • Patented clamping blade holder grips blades firmly and evenly
  • Cleaner edges with less fraying than manual blades
Cons
  • Corded bench tool, not a portable cutter
  • Blade holder and blades are proprietary, so replacements come from Gesswein
  • Not for hard or brittle materials
  • Learning curve to match power settings to each material
  • Foot pedal adds bench clutter

Gesswein Ultramax Cutter prices at every store

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    $1,779.75Checked Nov 12
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    $2,861.25Checked Nov 12
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Gesswein Ultramax Cutter price history

Lowest price we've seen: $2,861.25 on Nov 12 at Gesswein. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.

About the Gesswein Ultramax Cutter

The Gesswein Ultramax Cutter is an ultrasonic cutter for soft to medium-hard materials. The blade tip vibrates at up to 40,000 vibrations per second, which gives smooth, precise cuts with minimal operator effort. It can be used where you would normally reach for a knife.

You can run it in continuous mode or activate it with the foot pedal. Power adjusts steplessly to suit different materials and thicknesses. A power-level display and automatic fault detection with alert notifications help keep operation predictable. A patented clamping blade holder grips the blades firmly and evenly.

It is used for cutting PCB copper foil and trimming circuit board conductors, removing sprues and flash, and cutting plastic sheet such as ABS, PE, acrylic and PP. It also cuts non-woven fabrics, neoprene, linoleum, corrugated cardboard and thick paperboard. It is not suitable for ceramics, glass, aluminum, steel, or soft elastomers such as silicone rubber and soft urethane foam.

Operation
Continuous mode or foot-pedal activation
Power adjustment
Stepless
Protections
Suspension detection, overload
Power input
90–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Rated current
2 A
Max. power use
45 W
Consumption
50 VA
Output power
40 W
Frequency range
39–47 kHz ultrasonic; tracking range 39–43 kHz
Frequency control
Auto-tracing
Output adjustment
Continuous
Amplitude
3–40 μm
Fuse
2 A, 20 mm, time-lag type
Controller size
120 x 160 x 230 mm (4.7 x 6.3 x 9.1 in), W x D x H
Controller weight
2.0 kg (4.4 lbs)
Handpiece size
Ø 27.5 mm x 182 mm long (approx. 1.1 x 7.2 in)
Handpiece weight
200 g (approx. 7 oz)
Handpiece frequency
40 kHz
Max thickness and speed
ABS/PE: 2 mm at 4 mm/sec, 4 mm at 1 mm/sec. Acrylic: 2 mm at 3 mm/sec, 3 mm at 2 mm/sec
Other materials
Nylon/PP up to 1 mm (difficult above 1 mm); neoprene rubber up to 5 mm; corrugated cardboard up to 8 mm; thick board up to 1.5 mm; fiberglass resin up to 1.5 mm; linoleum up to 2 mm
In the box
GSONIC-1082 cutter controller, UC-60N-03A cutter handpiece, foot switch, 20 cutting blades, 5 L wrenches, 12 fixing screws, cleaning file, holder clip, spare fuse, plastic toolbox

Questions and answers

What materials can the Ultramax cut?
Gesswein rates it for soft to medium-hard materials, the same range where you would normally use a knife. It is not intended for hard or brittle stock.
How is it different from a hobby knife?
The blade tip vibrates at up to 40,000 times per second, so the cut needs far less pressure and edges come out cleaner with less fraying. A knife relies on force and repeated strokes.
Can I use my own blades?
The patented clamping blade holder is designed for Gesswein's blades. Plan on buying blades through Gesswein rather than generic craft blades.
What is the difference between continuous mode and the foot pedal?
Continuous mode keeps the blade running for long, steady cuts. The foot pedal gives hands-free on/off control, which helps with short, repeated cuts.
Does it need much setup?
It is a bench tool with a power supply and foot pedal option. Expect to spend some time dialing in the power setting for each material before production runs.
Who is it not for?
Casual crafters who cut occasionally will get by with a knife. The Ultramax pays off in repetitive work where speed, edge quality and hand fatigue matter.
Where is the Gesswein Ultramax Cutter cheapest?
At Gesswein, for $1,779.75, as of our latest check.

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