KAI Seki Magoroku Nail Clipper Type 101, Stainless Steel Blade With U-Groove File And Stopper Case, S, M, L Or Set Of 5

Specifications

Brand

KAI

Type

Seki Magoroku nail clipper type 101

Blade

Stainless blade steel, adjusted by hand

Grip

Zinc die-cast lever with elastomer resin

Includes

Stopper case and U-groove file

Sizes

S about 70 mm, M about 90 mm, L about 105 mm

Origin

Made in Japan

Features

Hand-Adjusted Blade: Stainless steel.

Light Force: Hard nails.

Stopper Case: Catches nails.

U-Groove File: Rounded edge.

S, M, L And Set: Four options.

Made In Japan: Seki, Gifu.

Benefits

A stainless blade adjusted by hand: The maker's panel says artisans adjust the slight meshing of the upper and lower blades one by one, by a delicate feel that machines cannot match. The blade is stainless blade steel, and the maker says it keeps a sharp cut for long use.

A smooth cut with a light force: The maker says the sharp stainless blade cuts even hard nails with a light force, keeps the load low, and leaves a smooth cut surface. This helps if your nails split or you do not like pressing hard on the lever.

A stopper case that catches the clippings: The maker's panel shows a stopper that catches the cut nail so it does not fly around. The clippings stay in the case, so the floor and the table stay clean, and you do not have to chase small pieces.

A U-groove file on the side: The side of the clipper has a stainless U-groove file. After cutting, you run the nail along the groove to round the edge, which the panel says leads to a beautifully rounded fingertip, all with one tool.

A grip that is easy to hold: The lever is zinc die-cast with a chrome finish, with elastomer resin on the sides so the clipper is easy to hold and transmits force. The maker describes it as not too heavy and not too light, and it comes in a refined black and silver design.

Four options, made in Japan and shipped from Japan: Choose the S compact size, the M standard size, the L straight blade for foot nails, or a set of five M clippers. The panel states that it is made in Japan, and we ship directly from Japan with careful packing so the boxes arrive in good shape.

How to Use

Cut with a light force

Let the stopper catch the nail

Round the edge

Empty and wipe

Who Is This For

The Hard-Nail Trimmer: You want nails cut cleanly with a light force and no clippings flying, but a dull clipper splits hard nails, and the clippings fly across the room. Searching for the right nail clipper is tiring, and it is not your fault that it is hard to choose. Our nail clipper gives you a stainless clipper with a hand-adjusted blade, a stopper case and a U-groove file. It is a Seki Magoroku nail clipper, made in Japan, in sizes S, M and L or a set of five, so one box can steady your daily routine.

Product Story

This clipper is made by a Japanese maker of blades based in Seki, Gifu, whose knives hold a leading share of the domestic household knife market. The Seki Magoroku nail tools carry that blade tradition into nail care, with blades adjusted one by one by artisans, as the maker's panel explains. The panel states that the clipper is made in Japan, and we ship it directly from Japan, packed with care so the boxes arrive in good shape.

What's Inside

• Seki Magoroku Nail Clipper - M
• Seki Magoroku Nail Clipper - S
• Seki Magoroku Nail Clipper - L
• Seki Magoroku Nail Clipper - M, Set Of 5

Care Guide

Storage: Wipe the blade dry after use and store the clipper in a dry place, away from children.

Shelf Life: Durable item with no expiry date.

Important: The blade is sharp. Use only for trimming nails, cut a little at a time and keep your skin away from the blade. Do not use on injured or infected nails, and stop use if you feel pain or see bleeding. Keep out of reach of small children.

Ingredients and Materials

Stainless blade steel: Blade

Zinc die-cast, chrome plated: Lever

Elastomer resin: Grip sides and stopper

Stainless steel: File

Comparison

Quick Answer

Our nail clipper has a stainless blade adjusted by hand in Seki, Gifu, a grip with elastomer resin, a stopper case that catches clippings and a U-groove file on the side. It comes in S, M and L, or a set of five, is made in Japan, and ships directly from Japan.