Saboten Fluorine Coated Round Tip Straight Blade Trimming Scissors - 35mm Blade - 6.3-in - Pink

Precise, Low-Friction Trimming for Detailed Plant Work - 35mm Blade

Trimming sessions slow down when sap and debris build up on the blade and your hand tires from a poor grip. These scissors use a fluorine coating over a stainless steel blade to give a smooth surface that reduces friction and helps keep residue from sticking. A resin cushion grip supports your hand through repetitive cuts.

Sold as a single pair, the 6.3-in scissors suit hobbyists, home gardeners and commercial growers who want a dedicated hand tool for close trimming and shaping of plants during vegetative growth or flowering.

Key Features & Benefits

• Fluorine coating — gives a smooth blade surface that reduces friction and helps sap and debris release.
• 35mm straight blade with round tip — allows controlled cuts in tight spaces among stems and foliage.
• Stainless steel blade — provides a durable cutting edge.
• Resin cushion grip — adds comfort during extended trimming.
• Scale markings — measurements of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm help you cut to length.

Who Should Use Saboten PT-3 Trimming Scissors

Choose these if you do detailed trimming, shaping or snipping of plant material and want a compact tool with a coated blade. They suit home cultivators and licensed commercial teams alike.

About Saboten PT-3 Trimming Scissors

The Saboten PT-3 is a pink trimming scissor made in Japan. It has a 35mm stainless steel straight blade with a round tip, a fluorine coating and a resin cushion grip. It measures 6.3 in long and ships at 0.2 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the fluorine coating do?
A: The coating creates a smooth surface that reduces friction while cutting. It also helps sap and debris stick less, so cleaning is easier.

Q: What is a round tip blade?
A: A round tip blade ends in a rounded point rather than a sharp spike. It allows precise cuts while being gentler around the surrounding plant tissue.

Q: What are the numbers on the blade and handle?
A: They are scale measurements at 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm. You can use them to gauge cut lengths without a separate ruler.

Q: How should I store these scissors?
A: Keep the blades closed and covered with a protective case or sheath when not in use. This helps prevent accidental injury and protects the edge.

Q: How do I clean them?
A: Wipe the blades after use with a cloth, and clean off residue before it dries. Sharp hand tools should be cleaned between plants or sessions to limit the spread of problems.