Saboten Plastic Case for Trimming Scissors - PT-9 Model

Belt-Carried Blade Protection for Trimming Scissors - PT-9

Loose trimming scissors in a pocket can snag fabric and cut through seams, and bare blades can injure you when you reach for something else. This plastic case encloses the blades in a rigid shroud and carries them on your belt, so the scissors stay protected and ready for the next cut.

Sold as a single case, the PT-9 suits hobbyists who own one pair of shears and commercial trimming crews who want each worker to carry a pair safely. It is a simple accessory for anyone who moves between plants and workstations during trimming.

Key Features & Benefits

• Plastic shroud — protects you and your clothing from sharp blades.
• Attached belt loop — fits a utility belt or pants belt for quick access on the go.
• Broad scissor compatibility — fits all Saboten trimming shears and many common-sized shears and scissors.
• Plastic construction — a rigid case that is simple to wipe clean.

Who Should Use Saboten PT-9 Plastic Case

Growers, trimmers and gardeners who carry sharp scissors through a work session will benefit most. It also suits anyone who stores shears in a toolbox or bag and wants the blades covered.

About Saboten PT-9 Plastic Case

The Saboten PT-9 is a plastic case for trimming scissors with an attached loop for a utility belt or pants belt. It is designed for Saboten trimming shears and also fits many common-sized shears and scissors. It is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will the case fit my scissors?
A: It fits all Saboten trimming shears and many common-sized shears and scissors. Compare your scissors with the sizes of Saboten shears if you use another brand, since fit can vary.

Q: How do I carry it?
A: The case has an attached loop. Thread your utility belt or pants belt through the loop so the scissors hang at your side.

Q: Why use a case instead of a pocket?
A: Sharp blades in a pocket can damage clothing and injure you. A rigid case covers the blades and avoids those problems.

Q: What is it made of?
A: The case is plastic.

Q: Should I cover scissors when not in use?
A: Yes. Sharp scissors are best kept in a protective case or sheath whenever you are not cutting, which helps prevent accidental injuries.