Clipr Ultimate A5 Blade 4 Skiptooth 9.5mm

Clipr Ultimate A5 Blade 4 Skiptooth 9.5mm head

Clipr Ultimate A5 Blade 4 Skiptooth 9.5mm (19mm with the grain) for the Clipr Ultimate V1 cordless clipper.

Clipr. clipper blades are for the universal snap-on blade system

The universal snap-on blade system is also known as the A5 style blade system. All Clipr. Snap-On blades fit the Clipr Ultimate, as well as clippers from other brands that also feature the universal Snap-On blade system. Some brands that also use the snap-on system on many models include: Andis, Oster, Wahl, Moser, Heiniger, Laube, Furzone, Liveryman, Kerbl, and Thrive clippers.

General information about Clipr blades

The Clipr. Snap-On clipper blades are made from high-quality high-carbon steel. The material of this steel ensures that the cutting blade stays 75% cooler and sharper for longer than with normal steel.

What is the difference between a Skiptooth blade and a regular blade?

Skiptooth means staggered teeth. Alternating long and short teeth. During clipping, the comb of the blade combs through the coat, first combing large clumps of hair and then smaller clumps. And then they are shorn by the cutting blade. A Skiptooth blade is essentially a blade with coarser teeth than a regular blade. Skiptooth blades are particularly suitable for coats that are difficult to comb and very thick coats. Skiptooth blades are available in 4 different cutting lengths; 3.2mm (No. 7), 6.3mm (No. 5), 9mm (No. 4), and 13mm (No. 3).

How do you get a better clipping experience?

For a smoother/better clipping experience, maintenance is important. Maintenance such as oiling the blades before and after every 5-10 minutes during clipping. This will give you a smoother and better clipping experience. When the clipping performance of the blades deteriorates, the blades are dull and must therefore be sharpened.

Cleaning the Clipr. Snap-On clipper blades

For a longer lifespan of the blade itself and the cutting blades, it is important to thoroughly clean the Clipr. clipper blades after use. Cleaning the blades is easy to do by removing them from the clipper after clipping and cleaning them. After cleaning, dry them and re-oil them. Then store the blade in a dry, warm place. This prevents the material from rusting or oxidizing.