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Fiskars 1020499 Scissors Sharpener, 9 x 4 x 13.8 cm, White/Orange
  • Fiskars 1020499 Scissors Sharpener, 9 x 4 x 13.8 cm, White/Orange
  • Fiskars 1020499 Scissors Sharpener, 9 x 4 x 13.8 cm, White/Orange
  • Fiskars 1020499 Scissors Sharpener, 9 x 4 x 13.8 cm, White/Orange
  • Fiskars 1020499 Scissors Sharpener, 9 x 4 x 13.8 cm, White/Orange

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Fiskars 1020499 Scissors Sharpener, 9 x 4 x 13.8 cm, White/Orange

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Part Number
3359900086209
Item Weight
0.09 Kilograms
Product Dimensions
3.54"L x 1.57"W x 5.43"H
Item model number
3359900086209

Key features

  • Plastic
  • Universal scissors sharpener with special ceramic grinding heads for sharpening conventional and RazorEdge blades, For right and left-handed scissors, Not suitable for zigzag scissors, scissors with curved tips or serrated edge
  • Automatic adjustment to the grinding of the scissors, Sharpening of the blades by cutting movements, Automatic blade guidance thanks to the special ceramic grinding heads
  • Handy design with notches for better grip
  • High durability, Easy, hygienic cleaning, Finnish design
  • Contents: 1x Fiskars Universal Scissors Sharpener, Dimensions: 4 x 9 x 13.8 cm (HxLxW), Weight: 60 g, Material: stainless steel/plastic, Colour: white/orange, 1020499

Specifications

ManufacturerFiskars
Part Number3359900086209
Item Weight0.09 Kilograms
Product Dimensions3.54"L x 1.57"W x 5.43"H
Item model number3359900086209
Size9 x 4 x 13.8 cm
ColorWhite/Orange
StyleUniversal Right-/ and Left-handed users
MaterialPlastic
Item Package Quantity1
Number Of Pieces1
Batteries Included?No
Batteries Required?No
BrandFiskars
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About this product

During the seventeenth century a number of ironworks were founded in Finland. The large tracts of forestland in the Pohja region along with its unharnessed water power and good water routes made it an ideal centre for the Finnish iron industry. The ironworks at Antskog were founded around 1630, and Billnäs followed in 1641. Fiskars was started in 1649, and today is one of the oldest businesses in the western world.

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