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Professional Sewing Scissors with Bronze Titanium-Coated Blades – Ergonomic Black Handles
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SKU: 10015
Product description
Titanium-coated sewing scissors: for fabrics, thin leather and jeans
Professional sewing scissors with stainless steel blades coated in bronze-toned titanium. The titanium coating is a finish layer on the surface of the blade, and gives the scissors a look different from regular steel scissors. The scissors suit a variety of materials: fabrics, thin leather, jeans and canvas.
A reinforcing screw holds the blades in place, and the black handles are ergonomically shaped for a comfortable grip during long work.
How this model differs from our similar models
Bronze titanium coating (the model on this page): Coated blade, for fabrics and thin leather
Tailor's shears: Uncoated stainless steel blade, in three lengths
Tailor's shears with metal handles: Heavier gold handles
Common uses
Cutting cotton, linen and synthetic fabrics
Cutting thin leather and faux leather
Jeans and canvas
Cutting patterns and curves
Textile craft projects
Who the scissors are for
Seamstresses and designers: For working with a variety of fabrics
Experienced leatherworkers: For thin leather and faux leather
Jeans and workwear sewists: For thick fabrics
Workshops: For bulk orders you can contact us
Tips for caring for a coated blade
Gentle cleaning: Wipe with a soft cloth, without an abrasive sponge that may scratch the coating
Leather and jeans at the center of the blade: Closest to the screw is the greatest force
Closed storage: So the edge isn't damaged
Common mistakes and how to avoid them
Sharpening at home: Removes the coating from the edge of the blade. If needed, turn to professional sharpening
Cutting metal or hard plastic: Damages the blade and the coating
Very thick leather: For thick leather, use a leather knife or dedicated scissors
Cutting thin leather and jeans: practical tips
These scissors also suit materials that regular fabric scissors struggle with. A few tips for working correctly:
Thin leather: Don't stick pins in, because the holes remain. Secure the pattern with weights or clips, and cut a single layer
Jeans: Cut a single layer, and cut thick seams at the back of the blade, close to the screw
Continuous motion: Long, even cuts give a cleaner edge than short snips
Cleaning: After working with leather and jeans, wipe the blade with a soft cloth, without abrasives that would damage the coating
Images are for illustration only; slight color differences may occur between different screens.
Specifications
Product type: Professional sewing scissors
Brand: HaBayit LaBubot
Blades: Stainless steel
Coating: Titanium in a bronze tone
Joint: Reinforcing screw
Handles: Black, ergonomic
Sold as: Per unit
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the advantage of a titanium coating on the blade?
The coating adds a hard layer on the surface of the stainless steel, and gives the blade a bronze shade.
Which materials can be cut with the scissors?
Fabrics, thin leather, denim and canvas.
What are the blades and handles made of?
The blades are titanium-coated stainless steel, and the handles are black in an ergonomic design.
How do you clean a coated blade?
With a soft, dry cloth, without an abrasive sponge or harsh cleaning agents that may scratch the coating.
Can the scissors be sharpened?
Yes, but only by professional sharpening. Sharpening at home may remove the coating from the edge of the blade unevenly.
Does the coating change the cutting?
The coating is a thin, hard layer on the surface of the blade. It reduces wear and gives a bronze-toned look, and the cutting itself is done by the sharp edge of the blade.
How do they differ from regular stainless steel tailor's shears?
Both have stainless steel blades. In this model the blade is titanium-coated in a bronze shade and the handles are black ergonomic ones, while in the stainless steel series the blade is uncoated and it comes in three defined lengths.
Are the scissors suitable for left-handed users?
The ergonomic handles are designed for the right hand. Anyone who cuts with their left hand will prefer dedicated left-handed scissors, in which the order of the blades is reversed.
Can pattern paper be cut with them?
Not recommended. Paper wears down the blade and the coating faster than fabric, so it's worth keeping a separate pair for paper.
Can I order a quantity for a workshop or a store?
Yes. For bulk orders you can contact us.
