Diamond Cut Detachable A5 Style Clipper Blades
Diamond Cut Detachable A5 Style Clipper Blades
Diamond Cut Detachable A5 Style Clipper Blades
Diamond Cut Detachable A5 Style Clipper Blades
Diamond Cut Detachable A5 Style Clipper Blades
Diamond Cut Detachable A5 Style Clipper Blades
Diamond Cut Detachable A5 Style Clipper Blades
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Diamond Cut

Diamond Cut Detachable A5 Style Clipper Blades

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$49.46 $54.95
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Size: 10
  • 10
  • 10F
  • 30
  • 4F
  • 5F
  • 7 Skip
  • 7F

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Diamond Cut Detachable A5 Style Clipper Blades
$49.46 $54.95
$49.46 $54.95
Options
Size: 10
  • 10
  • 10F
  • 30
  • 4F
  • 5F
  • 7 Skip
  • 7F

About this item

Diamond Cut Clipper Blades clip onto all A5 type clippers.
  • Ice tempered high carbon steel for longer cut life.
  • Super smooth for superior performance and animal comfort.
SIZES:
Size 10 - leaves 1.5mm of fur length
Size 10F Wide - leaves 1.5mm of fur length. Ideal for both dogs & horses
Size 30 - leaves 0.5mm of fur length
Size 4F - leaves 9.6mm of fur length
Size 5F - leaves 6.4mm of fur length
Size 7 Skip - leaves 3.2mm of fur length
Size 7F - leaves 3.2mm of fur length

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