SUWADA Plier Style Nail Clippers for Healthy Nails

When you say a nail clipper, you would imagine the one in the compound lever style. That is the most common style these days, but SUWADA, the Japanese brand of nail clipper, has made nail clippers in the plier style for a long time. The nail clippers from SUWADA are made to keep our nails healthy.

SUWADA nail clippers from Metalworking city, Sanjo

Since 1926, SUWADA has been manufacturing various kinds of cutting tools, including manicure/pedicure instruments, bonsai shears, and kitchen tools in Sanjo-city, Nigata, Japan. The city is known for the metal crafts since Edo period. People in Sanjo-city have produced nails called Wakugi at first and developed the industry to a wide range of metalworking.

SUWADA started making nail clippers in the plier style in 1950. The nail clippers have been highly evaluated for the excellent quality and received design awards.

The standard line of the nail clippers is called Classic Series. The series uses high-carbon stainless steel for the material. It is known for the fine sharpness and resistance to rust. Skilled artisans combine tiny pieces of the parts, polish the products with sandpapers, and adjusts the blades with delicate work.

Review of SUWADA nail clippers

When you use the nail clipper of SUWADA's Classic series, you will find and be surprised at how easy to cut nails.

The nail clipper opens widely and the blade moderately curves. These traits enable you to cut nails smoothly and easily.

The blades perfectly fit each other.

It is said that the shape of nails should be cut square rather than oval. By having square nails, they prevent you from having ingrown nails or cutting nails too short. SUWADA's nail clippers help you have the ideal shaped nails.