Saboten Stainless Steel Straight Blade Trimming Scissors - Pink - 35 mm Blade

Precise Cuts in Tight Growth - 35 mm Straight Blade

Trimming dense growth takes a blade that cuts cleanly without crushing stems. These stainless steel scissors use a short straight blade with a sharp tip to reach into crowded areas. The resin cushion handles give you a comfortable hold during long sessions, and the scale on the tool lets you measure as you cut.

As a single pair, this is a practical pick for hobbyists, home gardeners and growers who want a dedicated fine-trimming tool alongside larger pruners. Commercial teams can order one pair per person.

Key Features & Benefits

• 35 mm straight blade — fits into tight spots for controlled cuts.
• Stainless steel blade — resists rust and wipes clean between uses.
• Resin cushion handles — soften the grip during repetitive trimming.
• Printed scale from 3 to 13 cm — lets you check stem or cutting length without a separate ruler.
• Made in Japan — built to the maker's sharpness standard.

Who Should Use Saboten PT-12 Trimming Scissors

Anyone who trims, shapes or harvests plants by hand: indoor and outdoor gardeners, hobbyists, horticulturists and commercial growers who need fine detail work.

About Saboten PT-12 Trimming Scissors

The Saboten PT-12 is a pink trimming scissor with a 35 mm straight stainless steel blade and resin cushion handles. It carries a scale of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm and is made in Japan. It is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a straight blade?
A: A straight blade has a flat, non-curved cutting edge. It gives a clean, direct cut and suits detail trimming close to the stem.

Q: Does it help with measuring?
A: Yes. The tool carries a scale marked at 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13 cm. You can check cutting length as you work.

Q: How should I store these scissors?
A: The blades are very sharp, so keep them in a protective case or sheath when not in use. This also protects the edge and helps prevent accidental injury.

Q: How do these compare with larger pruning shears?
A: Small trimming scissors suit fine, precise work in tight spaces. Larger pruners are better for thicker stems and branches.

Q: Is it suited to commercial use?
A: It works for detail trimming in commercial settings, and is sold as a single pair so you can equip each worker.