SAXA
SAXA series has a wide range of products
Have you ever had an experience like this?
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When cutting adhesive tape, glue gets on the blade...
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I wish there were scissors that could be used by either hand.
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It is difficult to cut materials that are too thin, such as vinyl, or thick materials.
Features of SAXA
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There are two types of blades. Which SAXA do you choose?
[Hybrid Arch Blade]
Regardless of your dominant hand, if you want to cut thin or thick objects with light force, this is it!
Achieves a light sharpness by gradually widening the angle of the blade towards the cutting edge.
[Straight Blade]
This is for detailed work such as paper work!
The blade edge is thin, so it is easy to target and cut where you want to cut. -
Choose the blade material that best suits your needs!
[Standard blade]
The most basic type, and easy to cut thin materials such as vinyl
[Non-stick blade]
It doesn't get sticky when cutting adhesive tape, and can also cut milk cartons and cardboard.
Other options include smaller, slimmer sizes and "fluorine-coated" or "titanium-coated" versions for added durability.
Concept Movie
Choose the right blade for different occasions
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Non-stick blade
The "Non-stick blade" is ideal for everyday use, and its simple yet powerful cutting functionality is appealing.
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Fluorine Non-stick blade
"Fluorine Non-stick blade" that can also be used for strong adhesive tape for DIY applications
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Straight blade
"Straight blade" for precise cuts such as craft work
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Titanium Non-stick blade
The "Titanium Non-stick blade" is a product that can be used for a long time.
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Slim Non-stick blade
For those with small hands or children, choose the "Slim Non-stick blade"
