THE SABUROKU CUTTINGMAT
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A very large [*sabloku] size cutting mat (cutter mat) that can be used on both sides of the front and back. The large size makes it suitable not only for professional use in factories and workshops, but also for all kinds of manufacturing, such as plastic model making, crafts, DIY, and dressmaking. Virgin olefin resin, carefully selected for viscosity, hardness, and shrinkage, is used on both the front and back. The cutter blade hits well and the blade lasts longer. The high shrinkage rate makes scars inconspicuous, and the silk-printed square and dot patterns on the surface hide scars. Virgin olefin resin is used for the material, making the cutter mat compliant with RoHS10, Europe's strict material regulations. A 5 cm square line is silk-printed on the surface. The reverse side is plain. This environmentally friendly cutting mat is made of a material that does not emit hydrogen chloride gas when incinerated at the time of disposal.
*Saburoku・・・・Extracted from 3 shaku X 6 shaku (3X6 = saburoku), which represents 900 X 1800 mm in the Japanese shaku-kan system. It is a Gyokaishi terminology used mainly in the construction industry to describe the standard size of boards.
