자동 열림 가위
SKU #10595
Slice® 10595 자동 열림 가위는 산업용 재단 및 섬유 공예가, 혹은 관절염이나 불편한 손을 가지고 있는 사용자들에게 안성맞춤인 제품입니다. 이 양손 모두를 위해 고안된 공구의 자동 열림식 디자인은 절단을 위해서 사용자가 핸들을 누르기만 하면 되므로 반복 사용 증후군과 근육의 전반적인 사용을 줄여줍니다. Slice의 특허 받은 안전 연마법으로 만들어진 날은 닿아도 안전하며 금속 날보다 11배까지 오래 갑니다. 저희 모든 안전날이 그러하듯, 날은 오일, 윤활유, 점검이 필요 없으며 절대 녹슬지 않습니다. Slice의 날렵한 가위날에는 안전캡이 제공되어 미사용시 닫아놓을 수 있으며 목줄용 구멍으로 언제든 휴대할 수 있습니다.
- 산화 지르코늄 Slice® 안전날
- 주름 무늬 처리된 견고한 강한 나일론 핸들
- 기존의 가위보다 안전함
- 금속보다 11배 오래 가는 Finger-friendly® 날
- 양손 모두를 위한 디자인
- 부상 및 비용 절감
- 스파크 비유발, 비전도성, 비자성 날
- 화학적 반응을 일으키지 않아 녹슬지 않는 날
- 오일, 윤활유, 점검 불필요
- BPA, 프탈레이트, 납 무첨가 가위
- 경량 및 소형
- SKU #10595
Great for:
- Snipping thread
- Cutting very thin wire
- Trimming flowers, thin stems and herbs
- Users with dexterity issues
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
Cutting Depth:
Material: PA6+50%GF, PP, stainless steel, zirconium oxide
Dimensions: L x W x H
Weight: 0.08 lb
Sell Sheet
Sell Sheet
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FAQ
What Are Sewing Snips?
Self-opening scissors differ from standard scissors because of their cutting action. Traditional scissor design requires the user to first open the blades by spreading the handles apart with the thumb and one or all of the fingers. Then, to make the cut, the opposite action squeezes the blades back together. This kind of action is suitable to many cutting tasks, but some situations call for a different motion.
Thread snips are open by default. To make the cut, the user squeezes the blades together. There’s no action required to reopen the blades, as an internal spring resets the blades to open once you stop squeezing. The squeezing motion takes place between the thumb and the forefinger, leaving the rest of the fingers out of the equation.
While this may not seem like a large difference, self-opening scissors require different and fewer muscles to operate them, which makes them ideal for repetitive cutting and those who have challenges with their dexterity.
Thread snips are open by default. To make the cut, the user squeezes the blades together. There’s no action required to reopen the blades, as an internal spring resets the blades to open once you stop squeezing. The squeezing motion takes place between the thumb and the forefinger, leaving the rest of the fingers out of the equation.
While this may not seem like a large difference, self-opening scissors require different and fewer muscles to operate them, which makes them ideal for repetitive cutting and those who have challenges with their dexterity.
Who Will Benefit From This Design?
So who might prefer thread snips? Scissors like the 10595 are intended for anyone who makes repeated cuts, therefore putting themself at risk for repetitive strain injuries. Industrial seamstresses, assembly line workers, and retail workers often fall into this category, with jobs that require regular snipping. Home sewers, knitters, and crafters will also enjoy quick, easy cutting with sewing snips.
Another group of people that benefits from snips for sewing is anyone who has dexterity challenges. This includes children, who are just developing their fine motor skills. It also includes anyone whose mobility is reduced through an acute injury or a chronic condition, such as arthritis, that makes the double action of opening and closing standard scissors too difficult or painful.
Another group of people that benefits from snips for sewing is anyone who has dexterity challenges. This includes children, who are just developing their fine motor skills. It also includes anyone whose mobility is reduced through an acute injury or a chronic condition, such as arthritis, that makes the double action of opening and closing standard scissors too difficult or painful.
What Can I Cut With the 10595 Scissors?
There are many names for this type of scissors, most of them suggesting its primary use: cutting thread, yarn, or very thin rope. The Slice® 10595 scissors are ideal as embroidery thread snips or a quick tools to snip off merchandise tags. While they may handle very thin gauge crafting wire, they’re not recommended for hard materials like wire, or anything that’s hard, stiff, or thick. That’s because, with this design, the blades tend to separate when they encounter a material that’s too hard.
While this tool could certainly handle cutting paper or thin card stock, the blades, at less than one inch long, are quite short, which makes them impractical for longer cuts.
While this tool could certainly handle cutting paper or thin card stock, the blades, at less than one inch long, are quite short, which makes them impractical for longer cuts.
How Are Slice Thread Snips Safer?
While other companies make similar tools, we humbly submit that we make the best thread snips for safety. This comes down to our finger-friendly® blade edge. Most traditional blades are made with metals that dull quickly. Even steel is a relatively soft material that dulls over time. To counteract this, manufacturers grind blade edges to excessively sharp levels. This workaround extends the life of the blade, but it sacrifices user safety.
Traditional ceramic blades, although they are much harder than steel, are made with the same dangerously sharp grind. This puts the user at risk, especially when dexterity and fine motor control are at issue.
Slice developed a proprietary method of grinding blade edges that shortens the initial cutting zone and disperses the cutting force over materials such as skin. Our blades, including all our ceramic scissors, start at an effective and safe sharpness, and stay there up to 11 times longer than metal blades.
Traditional ceramic blades, although they are much harder than steel, are made with the same dangerously sharp grind. This puts the user at risk, especially when dexterity and fine motor control are at issue.
Slice developed a proprietary method of grinding blade edges that shortens the initial cutting zone and disperses the cutting force over materials such as skin. Our blades, including all our ceramic scissors, start at an effective and safe sharpness, and stay there up to 11 times longer than metal blades.
Can I Sharpen the Blades?
We don’t recommend it, and here’s why. Slice uses 100 percent zirconium oxide, an advanced ceramic, for its blades. This extremely hard material must be hand ground on diamond sharpening wheels to create our proprietary cutting edge. The only way to grind our blades is with a diamond sharpening wheel, and even then, you won’t be able to mimic our patent-pending safety grind. The good news is that our blades last up to 11 times longer than steel blades, so it’s unlikely that you’ll need to sharpen them any time soon.
Will These Thread Clippers fit in My Sewing Kit?
The best thread clippers are the ones you have on hand. Slice makes it easy to keep your 10595 Self-Opening Scissors close by with a built-in lanyard hole and a sleek shape that’s easier to handle and store than traditional scissors.