Saboten Fluorine Coated Angled Blade Trimming Scissors - 35 mm Angled Blade - Pink (PT-2)

Angled Fluorine-Coated Blades for Detailed Plant Trimming - Pink, Made in Japan

Fine trimming gets tedious when sticky residue builds up on the blades and you stop to clean them. These scissors use a fluorine coating on a stainless steel blade to give a smoother cutting surface, so residue is less likely to cling. The angled blade lets you reach into tight spots for precise cuts.

Sold individually, this single pair suits hobbyists who want one dependable trimming tool, and it also works as an extra pair for growers who trim often and want a dedicated tool at each workstation.

Key Features & Benefits

• 35 mm angled blade — reaches into tight spots for precise cuts.
• Fluorine coating — gives a smoother surface so residue is less likely to stick.
• Stainless steel blade — a durable cutting edge for repeated trimming.
• Resin cushion handle — adds comfort during longer sessions.
• Scale measurements — markings from 3 to 13 cm help you measure as you cut.

Who Should Use Saboten PT-2 Trimming Scissors

Home gardeners, hobbyists and commercial cultivators who do detailed trimming, shaping and tidying of plants will find the angled blade useful.

About Saboten PT-2 Trimming Scissors

These Saboten PT-2 scissors are made in Japan. They have a 35 mm angled stainless steel blade with fluorine coating, a resin cushion handle and a pink finish. They measure 6.3 in long and ship at 0.2 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the fluorine coating do?
A: The coating gives the blade a smoother surface. This helps reduce friction and makes it less likely that sap and debris stick, so cleaning is needed less often.

Q: Why choose an angled blade?
A: An angled blade lets you approach stems and foliage from a better angle. This helps with close, precise cuts in crowded areas.

Q: What are the scale markings for?
A: The scale shows measurements of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm. You can use it to check the length of a cutting or a stem without picking up a ruler.

Q: How big are these scissors?
A: They are 6.3 in long, with a 35 mm blade. They are compact enough for detailed work.

Q: How should I store them?
A: Use a protective case or sheath when the scissors are not in use, since the blades are very sharp. Keep them clean and dry between sessions.