Saboten Fluorine Coated Straight Blade Trimming Scissors - 35 mm Blade - 6.3-in - Green

Cleaner Cuts With Less Sap Buildup - 35 mm Straight Blade

Sticky sap and plant debris slow down trimming and force you to stop and clean your blades. These scissors use a fluorine-coated stainless steel blade that gives a smooth cutting surface, so residue clings less and you spend less time cleaning between cuts.

At 6.3 in overall with a short straight blade, this single pair suits growers who do detailed trimming and shaping by hand, from home gardeners to commercial cultivation teams who want a precise, light tool for close work.

Key Features & Benefits

• Fluorine-coated blade — gives a smooth surface that helps reduce residue buildup.
• Stainless steel straight blade — makes precise cuts in tight spots.
• Ergonomic handle with resin cushion — a non-slip grip that eases hand strain.
• Scale markings — measurements from 3 to 13 cm let you gauge length as you cut.
• Made in Japan — a compact, light tool at 0.2 lb shipping weight.

Who Should Use Saboten Trimming Scissors

These scissors suit anyone who trims, shapes or harvests plants by hand: home gardeners, hobbyists, and commercial growers who need a detail tool for vegetative growth and flowering stages.

About Saboten Fluorine Coated Straight Blade Trimming Scissors

This Saboten PT-1 model in green has a 35 mm straight stainless steel blade with a fluorine coating. It measures 6.3 in long, is made in Japan, and is sold as a single pair.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the fluorine coating do?
A: It gives the blade a smooth surface that reduces friction. Sap and debris stick less, so the blade stays cleaner while you work.

Q: What is a straight blade good for?
A: A straight blade cuts in a direct line, which suits precise snips and close trimming. It reaches into dense growth more easily than a larger blade.

Q: Do the scissors have measurement markings?
A: Yes. The listing gives scale measurements of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm, so you can check lengths while cutting.

Q: How should I store them?
A: Keep them in a protective case or sheath when not in use, because the blade is very sharp. Clean and dry the blade after use.

Q: Are they comfortable for long sessions?
A: The ergonomic handle has a resin cushion and a non-slip grip. This reduces hand fatigue during repeated cuts.