Andis Hair Clipper Blades - Replacing A Blade
Learn tips for purchasing and replacing your Andis clipper blades. Purchase Andis clipper blades in authorized Andis retailers or head to Andis.com where they sell replacement blades for all clippers and trimmers. Simply enter your model number and you're instantly redirected to the appropriate blade selection.
What to Expect from Andis Clipper Blades
Andis clipper blades come in two patented styles. The UltraEdge trimmer and clipper blades are crafted from carbon steel and coated in chrome to prevent rust and corrosion. Because the clipper blades are strong, they provide a precision cutting edge and do not wear quickly. UltraEdge Andis clipper blades last a long time saving you money.
CeramicEdge Andis clipper blades gain their strength from zirconium oxide ceramics. The ceramic structure remains cool, even after extended use, so there is no risk of burnt skin. The zirconium oxide ceramic blade also remains sharp for years and resists breaking and corrosion. Because they are so strong, they stand up to numerous people using the clippers or trimmers regularly, whether it is in a salon or households with numerous children and adults.
Choosing the Correct Andis Clipper Blade Size
On the Andis.com website, there is a box that asks for your clipper or trimmer's model number. Find the model number on the back of your clipper or trimmer unit. The Andis clipper model number is either printed or molded into the plastic.
By choosing your model, you get a list of appropriate Andis clipper blades. You can also search by blade size or hair length (0.1mm to 9.5mm). They also sell Andis clipper blades for trimming animal hair (0.2mm to 9.5mm).
Once you've chosen the best blade for your needs, you may be given the option between the CeramicEdge or UltraEdge blades. Note that CeramicEdge blades are not available for every clipper or trimmer model.
Replacing Andis Clipper Blades Takes Minutes
To replace any Andis clipper blade, simply remove the screws and the old blade. Lay the new blade on the surface and replace the screws. It's really that easy.
Make sure you tighten the screws correctly to prevent the trimmer or clipper blades from shifting while in use.
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