Andis Ceramic Blade Cutter Coarse | Grooming Tool

Andis Coarse Ceramic Cutter (For Sizes Other Than 50 & 40)This replacement cutter is a fast way to improve Andis detachable blades, enhancing cutting ability and longer blade life. This new type of ceramic cutter runs cooler than steel cutters, so animals do not feel as much heat. This cutter is meant to last and stay sharp. It is capable of producing a smooth, even cut on all coat types. This product is mainly recommended for use in professional grooming salons or for more serious pet owners. This product is designed to fit all Andis blades (excluding sizes 50 & 40).

Key Benefits:

• Cool-Running Ceramic Material - Minimizes heat build-up for safer, more comfortable grooming
• Advanced cutting technology - Originally designed to keep the average steel cutter sharp for 10 times longer
• Premium Cutting Abilities - Delivers smooth and sharp cuts
• Durable & Long Lasting - Can endure several hours of intense professional use.
• Perfect fit compatibility - Works with Andis blades sizes other than #40 and #50.

Is this cutter usable with all Andis clipper blades?

No, it is compatible with most of the Andis detachable blades, though not the 40 or 50 sizes.

May we ask what is not suitable for sizes 50 and 40?

They have to have special cutters as sizes 50 and 40 have an ultra close cutting design.

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FAQ

What are the advantages of a ceramic cutter?

Ceramic cutters permit longer, cooler, and wear-resistant cuts.

Is this cutter suitable for professional use?

Yes, it is appropriate for use by both professional groomers and home users.

Would it be suitable for a dense or tangled coat?

Yes, this coarser design is indeed able to cope with thicker, more difficult coats.

Where do I get the ceramic cutter installed?

Take away the two parts that hold the cutter to the blade and change the old cutter for the new cutter in the same way that the blade is maintained as previously explained.

Is the maintenance of the ceramic cutter particular?

We have had calls from several customers who have indicated they have collected all kinds of debris in their ink line over time. Frequent cleaning and oiling is the best way to go.

For this cutter, it can be apparent that heat during cutting will not be significantly reduced.

Is ceramic material cold, such as steel? It is seen that the ceramic material heats less than other traditional steel cutters.