Artero Simple Nature Collection Medium Stripping Knife 07

$39.90

This bamboo pet blade is ideal for stripping-type finishes for hard-haired dog breeds. In addition, it is ideal for plucking in the long layers.

Characteristics of this Artero stripping blade:
The bamboo blade for pets is perfect for plucking hair in long layers and through the stripping technique.

It is recommended to use the Artero bamboo dog blade in hard-haired breeds.

This bamboo pet blade is ideal for stripping-type finishes for hard-haired dog breeds. In addition, it is ideal for plucking in the long layers.

Characteristics of this Artero stripping blade:
The bamboo blade for pets is perfect for plucking hair in long layers and through the stripping technique.

It is recommended to use the Artero bamboo dog blade in hard-haired breeds.

    • It is made of high quality materials, such as the bamboo cane on the handle, which provide excellent ergonomics and great durability.

    • The blade is made of stainless steel, which provides great strength and withstands long periods of continuous work.

    • Includes medium-type teeth that provide regular stripping.

    • It has a convex-shaped blade, for the support of the thumb.
      -It has approximate dimensions of 2.5 x 15 cm.

    • It is presented in a recyclable cardboard packaging.

  • How to use the blade to perform stripping:

    • Hold the coat with the hand that does not do the stripping work, hold a lock of hair between the thumb and the blade of the blade, which must be at 90o with respect to the skin, and pull the tip of the hair and in the direction of the growth of the same, detaching it from the root.

    • Do not pull up or against the hair fiber. If necessary, use the other hand to gently tighten the skin and allow the blade to move smoothly in any area that is being worked on. The hand must follow the line of the dog's body, with the wrist straight to avoid breaking the fur.

    How to use the blade to card:

    • Hold the coat with the hand that doesn't have the blade. Present the teeth of the blade at 30o with respect to the skin and slide it in the direction of hair growth, exerting moderate pressure. Repeat the process several times on the same point and around the entire surface to be worked.

    • If the blade is constantly slowed down and it is not difficult to slide it without making much pressure, you have to change it for one with the teeth more spaced from each other, eliminating the highest density and ending the blades with the narrower teeth.

  • This stripping blade provides several advantages for the fur of dogs with hard and difficult mantles. Among them, the following stand out:

    • It is recommended to use the Artero bamboo dog blade in hard-haired breeds instead of cutting with scissors.

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