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Artero Blade Type A5 No. 10, 1.6mm

Artero Blade Type A5 No. 10, 1.6mm

€38,44 EUR
€38,44 EUR
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A5 type shearing blades – Compatible with multiple brands

Type A5 blades are made from high-quality materials, including heavy-duty steel, to ensure professional performance and a long lifespan. They're ideal for achieving precise, smooth cuts on different parts of your horse's body, choosing the right blade size for each area.

Cutting height: 1.6mm.
Blade No.: 10
Material: Steel.

These blades are compatible with Artero, Andis, Moser, Heiniger, Aesculap type A5 and Oster clippers , making them a versatile option for professionals and groomers.

Highlighted Features:

  • Additional coating that protects against rust and corrosion.
  • Clear, smooth, high-performance cut.
  • High hardness and precise sharpening for a flawless finish.
  • Slow heating and quieter operation than traditional processes.

Perfect for keeping your horse's coat clean and well-groomed with a professional finish.

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Instrucciones de uso

How to use.

It is recommended to follow these steps when using this product:

-First, make sure the horse's coat is clean for a better cut. Then, you can begin the process by holding the tip of the blade down against the skin and holding the back at an angle. The shorter the blade, the greater the angle. The blade should not skip along the skin. If necessary, you can use your other hand to slightly pull the skin taut and allow the blade to move smoothly over any area.
-Cut in the direction of the hairline. This results in more natural-looking cuts. If you cut perpendicularly across the hairline, you'll end up with nicks or cut lines. Start near the head and work your way down the back to the buttocks, then work your way down the legs.
If the horse's hair is particularly thick or flat, you can try going backward against the grain of the hair, always straight ahead and not diagonally. It's recommended to start at the bottom of the hind legs and work down to the rump, over the back to the neck and the back of the head. The interesting thing is that this technique produces an extremely smooth-looking cut.

Maintenance.

To ensure a long life for this product, these tips are recommended:

-When it comes to lubrication and care for this blade, there are many products. There are proven oils that work very well when clipping a horse's hair. Among them are oils that provide good lubrication of the blades during clipping.
-If the blades overheat and you're sure they're properly adjusted, they may be dull. Therefore, they'll need sharpening for best performance.
-It's also advisable to clean the blades properly with liquid care solutions. These are designed to prevent the micropores of the blades from rusting.