Country of origin: European Union 
(Germany)
The WASA Sack Scissors is strong scissors for opening and cutting sacks, jute and coarse fabric. Available in 6", 7", 7.5", 8". Versions: plain steel, lacquered handles. Note on plain-steel versions: untreated steel that should be lightly oiled regularly.
WASA workshop and industrial scissors are sturdy special scissors for materials that defeat ordinary scissors: wire and staple wire, rubber, carpet pile, sacks, model board or technical textiles. Short, stable edges and long handles give plenty of leverage. Many models come in plain steel or nickel-plated, straight or curved, with lacquered or PVC-coated handles.
WASA stands for Waldmin & Saam: the scissor manufacturer was founded in Solingen in 1907 by August Waldmin and Friedrich Saam and is still known today for forged quality scissors – above all embroidery and needlework scissors.
Features at a glance
- Strong edges for tough and hard materials
- High leverage thanks to short edges and long handles
- Plain steel, nickel-plated, chrome-plated or lacquered
- Handles lacquered or PVC-coated
- Can be resharpened
Applications
- Soft wire and staple wire
- Rubber, carpet pile and floor coverings
- Sacks, jute and packaging
- Model board, card and technical textiles
Technical data
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Product type: Sack Scissors
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Sizes: 6", 7", 7.5", 8"
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Versions: plain steel, lacquered handles
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Material: carbon steel, hardened
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Country of origin: Germany
Frequently asked questions
Which WASA workshop scissors suit which material?
Wire scissors for soft wire such as binding, florist or staple wire (spring steel needs side cutters), rubber scissors for rubber and foam rubber, carpet pile scissors for carpet pile, sack scissors for sacks and jute, model board scissors for board and templates, Kevlar universal scissors for technical textiles.
PVC-coated or lacquered?
PVC-coated handles give a better grip and are more comfortable for long work; lacquered handles are slimmer and classic.
What does "plain steel" (blank) mean for a WASA scissor?
It means untreated steel without nickel plating. The surface is only oiled, so blades, shank and joint should be lightly oiled regularly to prevent tarnish or rust. Nickel- or chrome-plated versions need less care.
Matching products
Scissor sharpening – go to the sharpening service
