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Kyone 1180 Cutting Scissors | 5.5” / 6.0”

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Kyone 1180 Cutting Scissors | 5.5” / 6.0”Kyone 1180 Cutting Scissors Elevate your craft with the Kyone 1180 Cutting Scissors, a next generation model inspired by the success of the Kyone 1080, one of the brands original flagships. This upgraded scissor combines precision engineering, refined ergonomics, and enhanced blade design to meet the standards of todays professional stylists. Whether you're perfecting classic techniques or exploring detailed finishes, the 1180 delivers seamless

Kyone 1180 Cutting Scissors

Elevate your craft with the Kyone 1180 Cutting Scissors, a next-generation model inspired by the success of the Kyone 1080, one of the brand’s original flagships. This upgraded scissor combines precision engineering, refined ergonomics, and enhanced blade design to meet the standards of today’s professional stylists. Whether you're perfecting classic techniques or exploring detailed finishes, the 1180 delivers seamless control and reliable performance.

Product Code: 1180
Design Type: Semi-ergonomic
Blade Type: Semi-convex and hollow-ground
Sizes Available: 5.5”, 6.0”
Function: Precision cutting, slicing, and all-round styling

Why Choose the Kyone 1180 Cutting Scissors?

If you're searching for a professional tool that balances comfort, durability, and advanced blade geometry, the Kyone 1180 is your match. Its carefully updated design includes modern CNC manufacturing methods, resulting in sleek lines and lightweight handling. Every curve, angle, and screw placement is intentionally constructed for natural movement and extended use.

Stylists who demand reliable scissors for both wet and dry cutting will appreciate the Kyone 1180’s versatility. The hardened steel construction ensures edge durability, while the refined handle shape keeps hand fatigue to a minimum, even during back-to-back appointments.

Blade Performance and Geometry

The cutting blades of the Kyone 1180 combine a semi-convex outer edge with hollow-ground interior grinding. This dual approach delivers maximum smoothness with each cut and enhances control during slicing motions. The sharp and compact tip adds another layer of utility, enabling:

  • Close and accurate detailing
  • Efficient line definition
  • Entry into tight areas near ears, nape, or fringe
  • Smooth transitions during texture work

Thanks to this design, you can shift from structured styles to softer finishes with one tool in hand.

Built to Last

Crafted from high-hardness steel, the 1180 resists wear and tear for prolonged cutting performance. The ball-bearing flat screw system further extends the lifespan of the scissor by reducing friction at the pivot point. With consistent maintenance, this model remains as smooth on day 500 as it was on day one.

Its balanced weight and polished exterior enhance both function and aesthetics, making it a true workhorse with showroom looks.

A Trustworthy Tool for Professionals

The Kyone 1180 is suited for both experienced professionals and ambitious newcomers. Whether you are cutting all day behind the chair or offering occasional specialty services, this model provides:

  • Precision and smooth handling across hair types
  • Reduced strain on wrist, fingers, and hand joints
  • Confidence in execution, even with advanced techniques
  • A comfortable experience for both stylist and client

Thanks to its semi-ergonomic handle design and balanced center of gravity, you can rely on this tool through every stage of the haircut.

Maintenance and Care

To ensure long-lasting performance and preserve sharpness:

    • Wipe the blades clean after each cut
    • Apply a drop of scissors oil weekly to the blades
    • Avoid harsh cleaning chemicals that could harm the steel
    • Always store in a dry padded case or holster

    Looking for more professional care tips? Visit our Scissors Care page for expert guides.

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    Product name Kyone 1180 Cutting Scissors
    Product code 1180
    Design type Semi-ergonomic
    Blade construction Semi-convex outer with hollow-ground interior
    Blade tip Sharpened for detailed work
    Sizes available 5.5”, 6.0”
    Functionality Cutting, slicing, precision detailing
    Condition New
    Included accessories Multi screwdriver (standard with all scissors)
    Shipping info Free shipping over €200 (excl. NO/AU)
    Returns 14-day return policy

    Shipping and Returns

    Orders placed before 12:00 CET on business days are shipped within 2 business days. For orders over €200, you’ll receive free shipping (except to Norway and Australia). Every shipment includes tracking so you can monitor your delivery from our door to yours.

    If you’re not completely satisfied, you can return your items within 14 days of delivery, provided it’s unused and in its original condition. Visit our full Returns Policy for complete details.

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    BlueTeej
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