SUWADA Kid/Small Hand Nail Nipper (Since 1926)

SUWADA Kid / Small Hand Nail Nipper (Since 1926 Japan)

SUWADA Story

Suwada Blacksmith Works is located in the city of Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture, Japan, a place long known as one of the world’s leading production centres for high-end cutlery. In 1926, the founder, Shukusaburo Kobayashi, began manufacturing kuikiri (end-cut pliers), for carpenters in response to surging demand for new housing in the wake of the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923.

 
• Metalworking has flourished in Sanjo, Japan for over 400 years
 
• Inherits the spirit and long tradition of katana (sword) making
 
• Limited number of nippers have been made each year
 
• Japanese-made high-carbon stainless steel that is as same as Japanese Samurai Knife
 
• Only finest 30% of the forged steel is selected for the next stage of manufacture
 
• 50 steps of marking one piece including 30 steps in polishing alone
 
• Absolutely no gap between the facing blades when closed
 
• Wide open, ultra-sharp blade suits tough nails and ingrown nails, no filing necessary
 
• Ergonomic, easy to cut, good grip, exquisite and high quality packaging, perfect for gifting or self-use.

  Features
 
  - Smooth cut, NO pain for kids, NO filing required, suitable for small hands
  - Round blade tip to avoid the injury to finger or skin
  - Featured in perfectly joined blades with the perfect cutting result
  - 100% handcrafted in Japan since 1926
  - Each product is unique by hand crafted
  - High-Carbon stainless steel smelted in Japan
  - Metal case for a safe storage
 
   Specifics
   
    - Length (approx): 105mm
    - Jaw opening (approx): 17mm
    - Blade length (approx): 10mm
    - Weight (approx): 85g
    - Material: High-Carbon stainless steel smelted in Japan

Note: Due to the hygiene reason, the nipper cannot be returned if you change your mind. However, it will be covered by our warranty against defects. Thank you for your understanding.