Saboten Stainless Steel Straight Blade Extra Slim Automatic Trimming Scissors - 35mm Blade - Orange

Precise, Low-Effort Trimming for Tight Spaces - 6.3 in Length

Repetitive trimming tires your hand, and thick tools struggle to reach between stems and dense growth. These scissors pair an extra slim straight blade with magnetic inserts in the handles that open the blades automatically, so you spend less effort on each cut. The stainless steel blade measures 35 mm.

This is a single pair sold each, suited to growers who want a precision hand tool for regular trimming during vegetative growth or flowering. It also works for home gardeners, hobbyists and commercial crews who want a spare pair.

Key Features & Benefits

• 35mm extra slim straight blade — reaches into tight areas for clean, precise cuts.
• Stainless steel blade — resists rust and wipes clean between sessions.
• Automatic magnetic opening — 3 mm magnetic inserts reduce hand effort.
• Scissor locking clip — keeps the blades closed when stored.
• Scale measurements — markings of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm help you gauge cut lengths.

Who Should Use Saboten Automatic Trimming Scissors

Anyone doing detailed trimming and shaping of plants, from home gardeners and bonsai hobbyists to commercial cultivation teams who value precision and reduced hand fatigue.

About Saboten Extra Slim Automatic Trimming Scissors

This Saboten model (PT-15) is made in Japan. It has a stainless steel straight blade, an orange finish, a 6.3 in product length and a shipping weight of 0.214 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do the automatic scissors work?
A: Magnetic inserts in the handles push them apart after each cut. This reopens the blades without finger effort. The inserts measure 3 mm.

Q: What does the locking clip do?
A: The scissor locking clip holds the blades closed when you are not cutting. This helps protect the edge and makes the tool safer to store or carry.

Q: What is the blade made of?
A: The blade is stainless steel. It is a 35 mm extra slim straight design.

Q: What do the scale markings show?
A: The scale markings run 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm. You can use them to check stem or cut lengths while you work.

Q: Where are they made?
A: They are made in Japan.

Q: How should I store them?
A: Close the blades and engage the locking clip when not in use. Keep the scissors out of reach of children and handle the sharp blades with care.