The handle is made of zinc-aluminum alloy, smooth and comfortable.

The blade surface is finely polished and then electroplated. Lightweight and elegant affordable.

The blade is 3Cr13 stainless steel with heat treatment hardness (HRC up to 54-58 degrees).

And adopt imported grinding wheel to grind the opening, which is smoother and sharper than conventional scissors.

Ergonomic design, comfortable operation and beautiful appearance

The main body USES special stainless steel, after high temperature quenching treatment, sharp and durable

Mechanical streamline design, beautiful shape, use special stainless steel, feel comfortable

 Notes:
1. After cutting too thick material, it is not suitable to cut thin silk and nylon cloth and so on
2. Wash and dry in time after contact with acid, alkali and salt substances
3. Do not empty scissors to avoid invalid wear of the cutting teeth. Do not knock, knock or disassemble the blade
3. Keep the handle away from high temperature
4. Children should be used under the supervision of adults

5. In order to ensure sharp scissors, do not forcibly cut hard objects

6. The cutting edge is sharp and should be used carefully. It must be placed out of reach of children.

Insert card packing, 120pcs/ carton

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