Saboten Fluorine Coated Angled Blade Trimming Scissors - Orange - PT-2 - 6.3-in

Clean, Precise Cuts With Less Sap Buildup - 6.3-in Body

Sticky sap and debris slow trimming and force frequent blade cleaning. These scissors pair a stainless steel angled blade with a fluorine coating that gives the surface a smoother finish, so material is less likely to cling to the blade. The angled blade suits detailed trimming and shaping work.

At 6.3 in long and 0.2 lb shipping weight, this single pair is a compact hand tool. It suits hobbyists and home gardeners, and it also works as a spare for growers who trim regularly.

Key Features & Benefits

• Angled stainless steel blade — gives controlled cuts when shaping and trimming.
• Fluorine coating — gives a smoother blade surface that resists sap and debris.
• Resin cushion handle — gives a comfortable hold during longer sessions.
• Scale measurements — markings of 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 8 - 10 - 13cm let you check lengths as you cut.
• Made in Japan — built to the maker's home-market manufacturing.

Who Should Use Saboten PT-2 Trimming Scissors

Anyone who trims, shapes or prunes plants by hand, from home gardeners to licensed commercial growers who want a precise handheld cutting tool.

About Saboten PT-2 Trimming Scissors

The Saboten PT-2 is an orange trimming scissor with a 35mm angled stainless steel blade, a fluorine coating and a resin cushion handle. It is made in Japan, measures 6.3 in long and is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the fluorine coating do?
A: The coating gives the blade a smoother surface. This reduces friction and helps keep sap and debris from sticking, so you clean the blades less often.

Q: What are the scale measurements for?
A: The scale markings read 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 8 - 10 - 13cm. They let you gauge the length of a cutting or stem without a separate ruler.

Q: What is an angled blade?
A: An angled blade sits at an angle to the handle line. This can make it easier to reach and cut at the base of stems during detailed trimming.

Q: Is it suited to heavy branches?
A: These are trimming scissors for fine work and small stems. For thick woody growth, use a tool designed for heavier cutting.

Q: How should I store it?
A: Keep the blades covered with a protective case or sheath when not in use to prevent accidental injury. Wipe the blades clean after use.

Q: How many come in a sale?
A: One pair of scissors is sold each.