Chikamasa B-500SL Slanted Blade Scissors - 35 mm Stainless Steel Blades - 155 mm Overall

Precise Cuts in Tight Quarters for Long Trimming Sessions - 35 mm Blade

Trimming close to dense growth is slow and tiring when blades are bulky or the grip is hard. The Chikamasa B-500SL uses slanted stainless steel blades to reach into tight spaces, and a soft resin grip to reduce hand strain. The outside edges are ground round, which helps limit bruising of the plant material you handle.

This is a single pair of scissors with 35 mm blades and a 155 mm overall length. It suits growers who prune and trim by hand at a bench or in the grow space, whether on a small home setup or a commercial crew.

Key Features & Benefits

• Slanted blades — give better access and control when cutting close to the plant.
• Rounded outer edges — help protect delicate plant material from bruising as you work.
• Heat-treated Japanese stainless steel — a special heat treatment on the blade steel supports a sharp, durable edge.
• Soft resin grip — supports natural hand and finger movement over long sessions.
• Hand-tightened stainless steel rivet — holds the blades together for smooth operation.

Who Should Use Chikamasa B-500SL Scissors

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who do detailed trimming or pruning by hand will get the most from these scissors. They suit anyone who works for long periods and wants precision in close quarters.

About Chikamasa B-500SL Scissors

Chikamasa makes the B-500SL (product no. B-500SL) in Japan. It has 35 mm stainless steel blades, an elastomer handle and a 155 mm total length. It is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a slanted blade do?
A: A slanted blade is angled so the cutting edge reaches into tight spots more easily. This gives you more control when trimming close to the plant.

Q: How big are these scissors?
A: The blades are 35 mm long and the total length is 155 mm. That compact size suits detailed work.

Q: Why are the outer edges rounded?
A: The outside edges are ground round. This helps reduce bruising or damage to plant material as you work.

Q: What are the handles made of?
A: The handle is elastomer, and the grip is soft resin gum. Together they give a comfortable hold during long sessions.

Q: Where are they made?
A: They are made in Japan.

Q: Does one order include more than one pair?
A: No. This listing is for a single pair of scissors.