LC-Set 8
The set consists of:
The LC-C is characterized by its particularly good ergonomics in the light cut line. It has an offset handle and is angled at the finger ring, which prevents pressure points on the thumb and supports a comfortable hand position.
The LC-J60 is characterized by its particularly good ergonomics in the light cut range. It has an offset handle and is also angled in the thumb ring, which prevents pressure points on the thumb and promotes a comfortable hand position. It creates wonderfully light and soft cutting.
Labeling prevents confusion:
Upon purchase, the scissors can be etched with up to 20 characters on request.How it works:
- When purchasing, click Yes in the Name Signing field.
- After shopping, click on the shopping cart and proceed to checkout.
- After selecting the payment method, please enter the desired inscription in the Name inscription field. If you purchase more than one pair of scissors, please specify the article number to the inscription.
Scissor Care
Calibration
Incorrectly setting the scissors can seriously impair the blades. If the scissors are too loose, the hair can get caught between the blades or the hair could slide off them. If they are too tight, it increases wear on the blade material. Both incorrect settings reduce the working life of the scissors and undermine their cutting properties.
with this mind:
Always adjust correctly!
- Set the scissors so lose that they close shut under their own weight.
- Now, adjust the Akashi screw system until the blade can no longer close under its own weight and remains in place in any position (see image). The screw system can be adjusted step by step.
3. Carry out a test cut.
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Maintenance
Depending on use, hairdressing scissors should be cleaned and oiled several times a week For this we recommend the medically approved Akashi oil, fulfills the highest demands on purity, compatibility and function. The pivot point in particular (see image) and screw should be oiled as this is where the most friction occurs.