Saboten PFAS Free Fluorine Coated Curved Blade Automatic Trimming Scissors - 35 mm Blade - 6.3 in - Orange (PT-21)

Precise Automatic Trimming With a Curved Blade - 35 mm Blade

Long trimming sessions tire your hand, and a stiff or sticky blade slows the work. These scissors open automatically through magnetic inserts in the handles, and the stainless steel blade carries a PFAS-free fluorine coating. The curved 35 mm blade is made for trimming and shaping plant material with controlled cuts.

At 6.3 in long and sold as a single unit, this pair suits a home gardener or hobbyist who needs one dependable trimming tool. Commercial teams can order one pair for each person on a trimming station.

Key Features & Benefits

• 35 mm curved stainless steel blade — follows plant shapes for controlled, precise cuts.
• PFAS-free fluorine coating — a coated blade surface with no PFAS in the coating.
• 3 mm magnetic inserts — open the blades automatically between cuts.
• Scissor locking clip — keeps the blades closed when you set the tool down or store it.
• Scale markings — printed at 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm for quick measuring.

Who Should Use Saboten PT-21 Trimming Scissors

Home gardeners, hobbyists and commercial growers who trim during vegetative growth, flowering or harvest will find them useful. They suit anyone who values precise cuts and a lighter hand load.

About Saboten PT-21 Trimming Scissors

The Saboten PT-21 is an orange automatic trimming scissor made in Japan. It has a 35 mm curved stainless steel blade with a fluorine coating, 3 mm magnetic inserts, a scissor locking clip and a 6.3 in length.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do the scissors open automatically?
A: Magnetic inserts in the handles push the handles apart after each cut. This returns the blades to the open position without effort from your hand.

Q: What does PFAS-free mean here?
A: PFAS are a group of fluorinated chemicals. The listing describes the blade coating as fluorine coated and PFAS-free.

Q: What is the scale on the scissors for?
A: Markings at 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm let you check the length of a stem or cutting without a separate ruler.

Q: How big is the blade?
A: The curved stainless steel blade measures 35 mm. The whole tool is 6.3 in long.

Q: How should I store them?
A: Close the blades and engage the locking clip when you finish. Keep the scissors away from children, since the blades are sharp.