Nghia export cuticle clippers c-36 jaw 14 (6 mm)

The Nghia export cuticle clippers C-36 with jaw size 14 (6 mm) are professional surgical stainless steel instruments designed for precise cuticle cutting in podiatry and pedicure care.

Precision Cutting and Durable Construction

These cuticle clippers feature a lap joint (not recessed) jaw connection, providing precise operation and long-lasting performance. The blade size 14 corresponds to a 6 mm jaw, suitable for detailed cuticle trimming tasks.

• Professional surgical stainless steel construction
• One-sided spring mounted on a stainless steel screw
• Lap joint jaw connection for durable and precise operation

Ergonomic Design and Maintenance

The elongated, specially profiled handle enhances tool control, comfort, and precision. The clippers have a total length of 9.5 cm and weigh 40 g, balancing usability with manoeuvrability.

These clippers can be disinfected and sterilised using chemical, thermal, or chemical-thermal methods, including autoclaving at 121 °C for 15 minutes or 132–134 °C under 3 bar pressure.

Chemical disinfection must follow manufacturer recommendations to avoid stainless steel damage such as discoloration, pitting, or corrosion from overly strong solutions or prolonged exposure.

• Total length: 9.5 cm
• Weight: 40 g
• Suitable for chemical, thermal, and chemical-thermal sterilisation
• Autoclaving at 121 °C for 15 minutes, or 132–134 °C at 3 bar
• Follow instructions to prevent metal damage during chemical disinfection

Technical specifications

• Brand: NGHIA
• Model: C-36
• Jaw Size: 14 (6 mm)
• Blade Size: 14 (6 mm)
• Material: Inox stainless steel
• Spring Type: One-sided, mounted on stainless steel screw
• Jaw Connection: Lap joint (not recessed)
• Handle Type: Specially profiled elongated handle
• Total Length: 9.5 cm
• Weight: 40 g
• Sterilisation Methods: Chemical, thermal, chemical-thermal
• Autoclave Parameters: 121 °C for 15 minutes, 132–134 °C at 3 bar pressure
• Maintenance Notes: Follow manufacturer recommendations to avoid discoloration, pitting, or corrosion during chemical disinfection