Saboten Stainless Steel Curved Blade Automatic Trimming Scissors - 35mm Blade - 6.3-in - Orange

Precise, Low-Effort Plant Trimming - 6.3 in Long

Long trimming sessions tire the hand and make cuts less clean. These scissors use 3mm magnetic repelling inserts in the handles to push them open after each cut, so you work with less effort. A 35mm curved stainless steel blade handles detailed trimming and shaping.

At 6.3 in overall and sold singly, this is a practical hand tool for hobbyists, home gardeners and growers who want a dedicated pair for fine work, or a replacement for a worn pair.

Key Features & Benefits

• Magnetic repelling inserts — the 3mm inserts open the handles after each cut and can be left out if you prefer.
• 35mm curved stainless steel blade — the curve suits shaping and detailed trimming work.
• Scissor locking clip — keeps the blades closed when not in use.
• Scale markings — measurements of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13cm for quick size checks.
• Made in Japan — a precision-made trimming tool.

Who Should Use Saboten PT-20 Trimming Scissors

Anyone doing detailed trimming during vegetative growth or flowering, from home gardeners to commercial cultivation teams, will find them useful. They also suit bonsai care, floral work and houseplant upkeep.

About Saboten PT-20 Trimming Scissors

The Saboten PT-20 is an automatic trimming scissor in orange with a stainless steel curved blade of 35mm. It measures 6.3 in long, has a scissor locking clip, and is made in Japan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does automatic mean on these scissors?
A: Magnetic repelling inserts in the handles push them apart after each squeeze. This reduces the effort needed to reopen the blades during repetitive cutting.

Q: Can I use them without the magnets?
A: Yes. The distributor states the scissors can be used without the magnets if you prefer a manual feel.

Q: What is the blade shape and size?
A: The blade is curved, stainless steel, and 35mm long. The curve helps with shaping and reaching around stems.

Q: How should I store them safely?
A: Engage the locking clip when the scissors are not in use. Keep them in a protective case or sheath, since the blades are very sharp.

Q: What are the scale markings for?
A: The scale reads 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13cm. It lets you gauge stem or cutting length without a separate ruler.