Saboten Stainless Steel Straight Blade Trimming Scissors - 35 mm Blade - Orange - PT-12

Precise Cuts With Built-In Measuring - 35 mm Blade

Trimming delicate growth with dull or clumsy blades bruises stems and slows the work. These scissors use a straight stainless steel blade with a sharp tip to reach into tight spaces, and a scale on the tool lets you check lengths without a separate ruler. Distributor text describes the blade as razor sharp and made in Japan.

Sold as a single pair, this tool suits hobbyists who want one precise pair for shaping and light trimming, and it equally suits growers who want a spare for detail work during vegetative growth or flowering.

Key Features & Benefits

• 35 mm straight stainless steel blade — makes controlled, accurate cuts in tight spots.
• Resin cushion handle — gives a comfortable grip during long trimming sessions.
• Scale measurements — marks from 3 to 13 cm let you measure as you trim.
• Made in Japan — a tool built for precision work.

Who Should Use Saboten PT-12 Trimming Scissors

Home gardeners, bonsai hobbyists, horticulturists and commercial growers who need a small, precise cutting tool for trimming, shaping and harvesting detail work.

About Saboten PT-12 Trimming Scissors

The Saboten PT-12 is an orange-colored trimming scissor with a stainless steel straight blade measuring 35 mm and a resin cushion handle. It is made in Japan and sold individually. Shipping weight is 0.6 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the blade made of?
A: The blade is stainless steel. Stainless steel resists rust better than plain carbon steel, but you should still wipe it dry after use.

Q: How long is the blade?
A: The straight blade measures 35 mm. That compact size suits close, detailed cutting.

Q: What does the scale on the scissors do?
A: The scale shows marks at 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm. You can gauge the length of a stem or cutting without reaching for a ruler.

Q: Are these safe to store loosely?
A: The blades are very sharp, so keep them in a protective case or sheath when not in use. This prevents accidental cuts and protects the edge.

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