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Airtech ergonomic hand shears for cutting fiberglass / carbon

Ergonomic Hand Scissors for cutting glass & carbon fabrics (LEFT-HANDED)

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The Kai 7250 is a 9.5-inch professional scissor, ideal for thicker, more difficult fabrics, like glass or carbon.

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The Kai 7250 is a 9.5-inch professional scissor, ideal for thicker, more difficult fabrics. The 7000 series scissors, including the 7250, are made of a high carbon, hardened stainless steel.  The addition of carbon allows for a steeper cutting angle, giving the scissor a sharper, finer edge.  The carbon allows the finer edge to last longer.  This gives the 7000 series a better ability to cut thicker fabrics and allow for easier use.

The 9.5-inch Kai 7250 is considered an ideal length for most sewing enthusiasts. Capable of cutting thicker fabrics with ease, the Kai 7250 meets almost all sewing project cutting needs.

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Kai 7250 9.5-inch professional scissor for cutting glass or carbon fabrics x unit, supplied in cardboard box

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