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Quality clipper blades - Furzone, Wahl, Andis and more
We are the largest Australian supplier of Furzone, our favourite clipper blade brand.
If you don't settle for anything but the best grooming items for your pet grooming business, you should browse our range of high-quality yet affordable clipper blades.
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Aaronco Coarse Stripping Knife
Original price $0.00 - Original price $0.00Original price $0.00$45.00$45.00 - $45.00Current price $45.00Coarse 13 tooth.1 1/2" long blade, for stripping coarse coats. Overall length 6". Comfortable shaped wood handle. Right- or left-handed version av...
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Aaronco Extra Fine Stripping Knife
Original price $0.00 - Original price $0.00Original price $0.00$48.00$48.00 - $48.00Current price $48.00Aaronco Extra Fine Right-Handed Stripping Knife 718 is specially designed for carding & stripping and stays more comfortable than the other str...
View full detailsOriginal price $0.00 - Original price $0.00Original price $0.00$48.00$48.00 - $48.00Current price $48.00
What do the numbers mean on clipper blades?
Blades are numbered to indicate cut length, the length the hair will be after clipping. For example, a #10 blade will leave a hair length of 1/16″ (1.5mm). The higher the blade number, the shorter the cut will be. So a #15 blade will provide a shorter cut than a #4 blade for example.
What's the difference between
Clippers are used to cut lots of hair all over the body to one length. They have detachable blades and can cut a variety of lengths
Trimmers are smaller than clippers and are used to cut more delicate areas like face, feet and hygiene areas.
How often do blades need to be sharpened?
Dull blades result in the blade pulling and less efficient clipping. How often you need to sharpen your blade is determined by how often you use our blade and how you use it. For groomers we typically recommend sharpening every 8-12 weeks however this will vary depending on how many dogs you are clipping and the condition of the coat
