Saboten Stainless Steel Angled Blade Trimming Scissors - PT-13 - 35mm Blade - Orange

Precise Angled Cuts for Detailed Plant Trimming - 35mm Blade

Trimming dense growth takes a sharp tip that reaches into tight spots without crushing stems. These scissors use an angled stainless steel blade to make controlled cuts in hard-to-reach areas, and a resin cushion handle keeps your grip comfortable through long sessions. A measurement scale on the tool lets you cut to length without a separate ruler.

Sold as a single pair, this tool suits hobbyists and home gardeners who want a dedicated precision trimmer. It also works as a spare for commercial growers who keep several pairs on hand for trimming and shaping work.

Key Features & Benefits

• 35mm angled blade — reaches into tight spaces for detailed cuts.
• Stainless steel blade — resists corrosion and wipes clean between plants.
• Resin cushion handle — gives a comfortable grip during repetitive trimming.
• Printed measurement scale — marks 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13cm for quick length checks.
• Made in Japan — built to a razor-sharp standard.

Who Should Use Saboten PT-13 Trimming Scissors

Growers, bonsai keepers, florists and crafters who need clean, precise cuts will find this tool useful. It suits anyone working on small stems, foliage and fine shaping tasks.

About Saboten PT-13 Trimming Scissors

The Saboten PT-13 is an orange-handled trimming scissor with a 35mm angled stainless steel blade and a resin cushion handle. It carries a measurement scale of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13cm and is made in Japan. It ships at 0.8 lb as a single unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the blade made of?
A: The blade is stainless steel. This material resists corrosion and is easy to wipe clean between uses.

Q: How long is the blade?
A: The blade is 35mm long and angled. The angle helps you reach into tight areas for precise cuts.

Q: What is the measurement scale for?
A: The scale shows 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13cm marks. You can check a cut length without picking up a separate ruler.

Q: Where are these scissors made?
A: They are made in Japan.

Q: How should I store razor-sharp scissors?
A: Keep them in a protective case or sheath when not in use. This helps prevent accidental cuts and protects the blade edge.

Q: How are these different from general-purpose shears?
A: A small angled blade gives finer control for detail work than larger shears. It suits trimming and shaping rather than heavy cutting.