Saboten Extra Slim Automatic Trimming Scissors - Stainless Steel Angled Blade - 35 mm - Orange - PT-16

Precise, Low-Effort Trimming for Detailed Plant Work - 6.3 in

Long sessions of fine trimming tire the hand and make clean cuts harder to repeat. These automatic trimming scissors use magnetic repelling inserts in the handles to open the blades after each cut, so you squeeze and release with less effort. The extra slim angled stainless steel blade reaches into tight spots, and the handles carry a non-slip grip.

At 6.3 in long and sold singly, this is a single hand tool for hobbyists, home gardeners and commercial growers who want a dedicated pair for detailed trimming. Buy one to try it, or one for each person on a trimming line.

Key Features & Benefits

• Angled stainless steel blade, 35 mm — reaches into tight growth and makes precise cuts.
• 3 mm magnetic repelling inserts — open the blades automatically to reduce hand effort.
• Scissor locking clip — keeps the blades closed when not in use.
• Scale measurements — marks at 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm let you gauge stem length as you cut.
• Made in Japan — built to a sharp, precise standard.

Who Should Use Saboten PT-16 Trimming Scissors

Anyone who trims, shapes or harvests plants by hand and wants a precise, comfortable tool: hobby gardeners, bonsai enthusiasts, horticulturists and commercial cultivation crews.

About Saboten PT-16 Trimming Scissors

The Saboten PT-16 is an orange automatic trimming scissor with a 35 mm extra slim angled stainless steel blade. It is made in Japan, measures 6.3 in long and ships at 0.214 lb. It includes magnetic handle inserts, a locking clip and a measurement scale.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does automatic mean on these scissors?
A: Magnetic repelling inserts in the handles push them apart after each cut. The blades reopen without you spreading your fingers, which reduces effort over long sessions.

Q: Can I use them without the magnets?
A: Yes. The distributor states the scissors can be used without the magnets if you prefer.

Q: What is the scale on the blade and handles for?
A: It marks 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm. You can check stem or cutting length without a separate ruler.

Q: How should I store them?
A: Close the locking clip and keep the blades in a protective case or sheath when not in use. The blades are very sharp, and this helps prevent accidental injury.

Q: Does an angled blade help?
A: An angled, slim blade lets you approach stems from the side in crowded areas. That makes it easier to reach tight spots than a straight, wide blade.