Canary Non-Sticking Fluorine Coating Scissors Bond Free Series (NS-160)

Hasegawa's scissors are manufactured by pro's hand. This is a taping scissors to cut bandage, medical tape, and plaster. The blades tip are bent by an angle of 25° to increase usability. The tip of outer blade has a safety guard harmless to the skin. Bond-free blades have high-quality fluorite coating on backside blade, which allows comfortable cutting with few chances of the blades getting sticky by tape adhesive.

CANARY Scissors Bond Free for Extra Fine Design, Black, (DSB-100)

CANARY Japanese Long Craft Scissors 8.2, Extra Non Stick Blade [BOND FREE], Made in JAPAN, Black : Arts, Crafts & Sewing

[LARGE CRAFT SCISSORS] The large 8.2 size makes it suitable for all kinds of crafts. Since these can cut packing tape in one cut, It is also ideal

CANARY Japanese Long Craft Scissors 8.2, Extra Non Stick Blade [BOND FREE], Made in JAPAN, Black

Nakabayashi NH-HF175B Knife Town, Supervised by Scissors Craftsman, Toad, Fluorine Coat, Blue

Westcott Titanium Bonded Non Stick Scissors, 7 Straight,Grey/Yellow : Tape : Arts, Crafts & Sewing

Westcott Titanium Bonded Scissors, 8 Bent : Arts, Crafts & Sewing

Fluorine coated, curved blade scissors that are resistant to rust, stains, and adhesive residue.Unique curved blades offer 2x the cutting force of

Fluorine Coated Scissors (Resistant to Adhesive Residue)

This Canary office scissors are coated with fluorine to prevent stickiness from adhesive tape and glue. Ideal for cutting paper, tape and for other regular office activities. Sharp and durable 2-step blade. The sharp 1-step blade minimizes cutting resistance and achieves a more comfortable sharpness. The 2-step blade enhances the durability of the blade while retaining the sharpness of the 1-step blade. Metal and plastic can be separated for easy recycling.

Canary Taper Scissors for Office, Gray [Fluorine Coat] (EP-175F)

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