Robur thread clippers 2037/R 4.5" (12 cm) – bent

SKU: 10125
Category: Robuso thread clippers
Manufacturers: Robuso

21,70 €

excl. 19% VAT , plus

Must be ordered. Ready for shipment in 3 days after order.
Delivery time: 4 - 5 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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Description

Country of origin: European Union (Germany)

The Robur thread clippers 2037/R 4.5" (12 cm) are with stainless blades and plastic handle thread clippers with bent blades for final inspection.

Thread clippers – also called ring-finger, thread or trimming scissors – are guided with only the ring finger through the single eye. The scissors rest open in the palm, the fingers stay free to work, and to cut a thread the blades are briefly squeezed together; an internal spring reopens them. The screws have a special nut lock.

Models with straight blades are for precise trimming of threads at the sewing machine (not for unpicking seams). Bent blades are used at final inspection: they reach the thread on the surface and prevent damage to the fabric. Available in ROBUSO master quality (nickel-plated or Teflon-coated and nickel-free), PELLORO quality with ball-bearing screw and a stainless ROBUR version.

Features at a glance

Only one ring – fingers stay free
Opens automatically via internal spring
Straight or bent blades
Teflon-coated, nickel-free version
Screw with nut lock

Applications

Sewing rooms and garment making: trimming threads at the machine
Final inspection: trimming threads on the surface
Upholstery and interior decoration

Technical data

Item number: 10125
Product type: thread clippers
Model: 2037/R/4,5"
Size: 4.5" (12 cm)
Cutting length: 3 cm
Weight: 33 g
Material: stainless steel
Finish: plastic handles, stainless blades, nickel-free
Blades: bent
Country of origin: Germany

Frequently asked questions

Straight or bent?
Straight blades for precise trimming of threads at the sewing machine; bent blades for final inspection, because they reach the thread on the surface without damaging the fabric.

Can I unpick seams with them?
No – thread clippers with straight blades are for trimming threads, not for unpicking seams. Weaver's or embroidery scissors are suited to that.