Saboten Stainless Steel Angled Blade Trimming Scissors - 35 mm Blade - Green
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Precise Cuts in Tight Spaces - 35 mm Angled Blade
Trimming dense growth with dull or clumsy blades bruises stems and tires your hand. These scissors pair a stainless steel angled blade with an ergonomic, non-slip resin cushion handle, so you can make controlled cuts in hard-to-reach areas. A scale marked along the blade and handles lets you check lengths without a separate ruler.
Sold as a single pair, this tool suits hobbyists and home gardeners who want a dedicated trimming tool. It also suits growers who want a spare pair at the bench during vegetative growth or flowering.
Key Features & Benefits
- Angled stainless steel blade — reaches into dense areas for clean, controlled cuts.
- Non-slip ergonomic handle — a resin cushion grip keeps your hand steady during long sessions.
- Scale measurements — markings from 3 to 13 cm let you measure as you trim.
- Made in Japan — built to a sharp, precise standard.
Who Should Use Saboten PT-13 Trimming Scissors
Home gardeners, hobbyists, horticulturists and commercial cultivators who do detailed trimming and shaping will find these useful. They also work for floral stems, herbs and light craft cutting.
About Saboten PT-13 Trimming Scissors
The Saboten PT-13 is a green-handled trimming scissor with a 35 mm angled stainless steel blade and a resin cushion handle. It is made in Japan and sold each. It weighs 0.21 lb.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the blade made of?
A: The blade is stainless steel. It is angled and 35 mm wide.
Q: Can I measure with these scissors?
A: Yes. The blade and handles carry scale markings at 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm. This helps you check lengths while you work.
Q: How should I store them?
A: The blades are very sharp, so keep them in a protective case or sheath when not in use. This helps prevent accidental cuts.
Q: What does an angled blade do?
A: An angled blade sits at an angle to the handle. This lets you approach stems and tight areas more directly for precise cuts.
Q: Are they comfortable for long trimming sessions?
A: The ergonomic design and non-slip resin cushion handle are made to reduce slipping and hand strain. Comfort varies by hand size and the length of the session.
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