Corona Hydroponic Micro Snips - 2-5/16in Double-Beveled Blade - Stainless Steel

Scissor-Grip Micro Snips with Wider Cutting Reach, 2-5/16in

A very short blade can limit how much material a grower cuts per pass through a dense canopy. The Corona Hydroponic Micro Snips extend that reach with a 2-5/16in resharpenable double-beveled blade and tapered tips, covering a wider range of leaves, stems, flowers, buds, and herbs while keeping the fine tip precision needed for close-quarters work.

Corrosion-resistant stainless steel resists germ and residue buildup, soft-touch handles reduce hand pressure during extended sessions, and a heavy-duty spring keeps the blades opening consistently through high-volume cutting.

Key Features & Benefits

• 2-5/16in double-beveled tapered blade — wider cutting reach while retaining fine tip accuracy for close-quarters canopy work.
• Resharpenable stainless steel — resists germ and sap buildup, and can be resharpened to restore performance.
• Heavy-duty return spring — opens the blades consistently after each cut through high-volume sessions.
• Soft-touch handles — cushioned grip material reduces hand pressure during extended trimming.
• Sanitizable blades and handles — support cross-contamination control between plants and growing varieties.

Who Should Use This

Professional and hobby growers, hydroponic operators, and herb producers who need a reliable micro-snip for high-frequency trimming across multiple seasons are the direct fit for this longer-reach, scissor-grip design.

About Corona

Corona Clipper was founded in Corona, California in the late 1920s and has since built a broad lineup of pruners, loppers, shears, and snips for growers and gardeners.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this differ from the 1.25in Corona finger micro snip?

This model uses a traditional scissor-style grip with soft-touch handles and a longer blade for a wider cutting range. The finger micro snip instead uses a single-finger loop with a shorter blade optimized for very tight spaces.

How do I resharpen the double-beveled blade?

Sharpen with a fine sharpening stone or ceramic rod, following the original double-bevel angle on both sides of the edge. Matching the angle on both sides preserves the symmetrical geometry needed for clean cuts.

Does the heavy-duty spring need maintenance?

Occasionally inspect the spring for fatigue and keep the pivot area clean and lightly oiled. Replace the spring if the opening action becomes inconsistent over time.

Can I use these for harvesting herbs?

Yes, the double-beveled blade is well suited for harvesting herb stems and leaves with clean, precise cuts, and the tapered tip reaches individual stems within dense plantings. That precision helps protect neighboring stems during a harvest pass.