TWICE AS SHARP® PROFESSIONAL SCISSORS SHARPENER
Sharpens Fabric, Industrial and Household Scissors and Shears Quickly
and Easily.
Comes with Training Video and Manual.
Sharpens 20 - 30 pairs of scissors per hour, no need to disassemble.
PERFECT for Professional & Mobile Sharpeners!
Makes Scissors Sharper then New!
Sharpens scissors and shears up to 14" without re-clamping.
Clamping System Adjusts from 0 to 55 Degrees.
Powerful 1/4 HP Motor can be Wired for 220 Volt Use.
Sharpens pinking shears and curved blades.
Polished knife edge reduces cutting pressure which helps prevent carpal
tunnel syndrome and decreases fatigue
Honing Wheel Makes Scissors 2 to 6 Times Sharper Than New!
PRO-TAS $449.50 including shipping in the continental USA
We supply the PRO-TAS with the optional ERGO handle clamp at no extra charge.
If you want to sharpen industrial and household scissors I recommend the PRO-TAS. The PRO model can be upgraded to sharpen rotary blades.
Many pros use the TAS for industrial and household scissors and use a flat hone like the one below for salon shears.
HIRA-TO™ FLAT HONE SHARPENING MACHINE
For Sharpening Japanese style Convex Salon Shears
Everyone who has purchased the Hira-To flat hone is raving about it!
The new patented ball bearing convexing fixture designed by Roger Kaye
of Rapid Edge fame makes convexing quick-and-easy.
It is the closest thing to free-hand sharpening but with an element of
control that free-handing just cannot match.
Other Features:
Supplied with PSA abrasives unless otherwise specified
Also available with Hook & Loop abrasives
Made in the USA by Wolff Industries, Inc.
Forward, stop, and reverse switching
12 V DC quick connect LED lamp
Engraved angle setting from 25 to 65 degrees
Sharpens both right and left hand shears
The multi-speed motor runs from 100-2500 rpm.
The weight is only 15 lbs.
List Price $3082.75 Our price after discount $2,775.00, shipping included.
Wolff approved trainers include
Bobby Huffman in Missouri.
Debbie Finck in Oregon.
Andrew Beard in Georgia.
George Harris in
Virginia.
I also also recommend training at the Wolff factory in Spartanburg, SC.