Heiniger Saphir Cord Grey C/W 10 Blade

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Providing power, comfort, and style, Heiniger Saphir clippers are amongst the most popular dog grooming clippers available.

With a range of styles and versions available, the Saphir suits just about anyone whether you’re grooming a pet at

home, tackling daily jobs in a busy salon, or even maintaining coats on larger animals like horses or cattle.

The Saphir Cord comes with a stylish grey, patterned design and is powered directly from the mains to allow for constant use.

Thanks to this direct power the Cord can deliver a more powerful 3200 dbs/min and breeze through even the toughest coats.

The clever Hybrid system allows the mains powered plug to be switched out for a Saphir battery and used wirelessly for added versatility (battery sold separately).

Both the Heiniger Saphir and Opal ranges are compatible with A5 Snap-On blades excluding the Wahl Competition blade range.

This common blade type allows for easy removal and re-attachment, making blade care and maintenance quick and easy.

• Dimensions: 20 x 5 x 4 cm
• Weight: 350 Grams
• Rotary Motor
• 1 speed option
• 3200 dbs/min
• Corded Hybrid
• Noise Level: 70dB
• Cord length: 3 metres
• 12 Month Motor Warranty
• 240v | 60Hz

Kit Includes: Grey Heiniger Saphir Corded Clipper, No.10 Heiniger Blade, Plug and cord attachment removable plug, cleaning brush, clipper oil, user manual.

To change your plug type: To attach, simply slot the battery/corded power-pack into the bottom of the clipper until it firmly clips into place and provides power.

To remove, apply pressure to the two release buttons on either side of the battery/power-pack and slide free.

To remove/attach your blade: To remove the blade, push in the red release button below your clipper blade, then gently pull the blade away until it pops out, allowing you to slide it free.

To re-attach/replace the blade, simply slot the blade back into the clipper and push down on the tooth side until it clips back into place

(Take care when applying pressure to your blade to avoid doing any damage to the teeth).

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