Service to the Grooming Industry

Tel : 07827 443261                           Email : graham@groomtech.co.uk

Step 1: Inspect the blade

Step 2: Dismantle the blade

Step 3: Sharpen the blade

Step 4: Clean all parts of the blade

Step 5: Inspect the blade

Step 6: Assemble the blade

Step 7: Oil the blade

Step 8: Check and adjust tension

Step 9: Test the blade

If the test is not ok then the blade is re-inspected.

We use a similar process for scissor sharpening but we use different equipment and a variety of methods to obtain the sharpest edge attainable

The process we use

The process we use

Blade and Scissor sharpening...

A guide on how to look after your Clipper Blades

Post your blades and scissors to

Groomtech

Unit 8

Lowerway Farm

Thatcham

Berkshire

RG19 3TL

Please include your contact details in the parcel.

We Will contact you when they are ready for payment via debit card

"These wide blades have an inherit problem due to the fact the manufacturer does not use a wide spring instead uses the same spring that is used on standard width blades which causes uneven pressure across the cutter blade against the comb blade, this can be noted in the wear pattern formed on the comb when assembled blade set is test run for 1 minute then cutter removed and look for wear (rub) pattern on comb and you will see wear marks fade at end teeth of comb due to short spring length. This can not be compensated for in the sharpening process."

Wide Blades

At Groomtech we do  sharpen wide blades but do not guarantee a good result

Below is a statement from the manufacturer of our sharpening equipment

A guide on how to look after your scissors