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Why Choose Us
Zhejiang Cando International Trade Co., LTD. is a leading trade company located in Wenzhou City of China. We specialize in producing Cordless Hair Removal, Groin Hair Trimmer, Ladies Body Hair Trimmer, Male Pubic Hair Trimmer, and other Body Hair Trimmer.
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We specialize in providing many products with OEM service or on-brand name personal healthy and beauty care products, battery energy supplies, etc.
Rich Experience
Our company was established in 2010. That is to say, we have 13 years of production and sales experience
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Our commitment is to respond to your inquiries within 24 hours, ensuring that you receive the information and support you require in a timely manner.
Reliable Product Quality
We specialize in the field of Waterproof Rechargeable Body Hair and Groin Grooming. We are constantly researching, innovating, and improving the quality of our products. Our focus is on refining the details and specializing our products.
What is Hair Cutting Machine
A Hair Cutting Machine, often individually called the apparent plurale tantum hair clippers, is a specialised tool used to cut human head hair. Hair clippers work on the same principle as scissors, but are distinct from scissors themselves and razors. If you want to know the specifications and prices of Hair Cutting Machine, please contact us!
Electric Trimmer Shaver Clipper
Don't keep and use this appliance in humid areas. Charge, use and store the product at a temperature between 15% and 35%.
Home Trimmer Hair Cutting Machine
The MS807 Home Trimmer Hair Cutting Machine is a strong power clipper. This trimmer kit includes a detail trimmer for intricate designs and a guide cover which can adjust the trimming length.
Men Hair Barbershop Buzzer has a very sharp blade, which can shave hair quickly without blocking.
Electric Foot Callus Shaver Hair Trimmer
The Electric Foot Callus Shaver Hair Trimmer features a powerful motor that allows for efficient and gentle shaving.
Trimmer for Hair and Beard Cutting
Trimmer for Hair and Beard Cutting has a double-layer blade, so it is very sharp, thus achieving good shaving effect.
Waterproof Rechargeable Body Hair Groin Grooming
The Waterproof Rechargeable Body Hair Groin Grooming is simple to operate. You won't find any unnecessary features. One button, one function.
Hair Clipper Trimmer for Cutting Hair
This Hair Clipper Trimmer for Cutting Hair has different mechanical heads, so in addition to shaving, it can also shave or clean facial hair.
Electric Groin Hair Trimmer For Men
Narrow blades are ideal for reaching tighter areas and cutting straight lines, while a cut length of 2mm can produce a very tight stubble appearance.
A Smooth Gliding Body Hair Trimmer
That's where the A Smooth Gliding Body Hair Trimmer comes in! This advanced trimmer is designed to cater to all your hair grooming needs.
How to Trim Your Hair With a Hair Cutting Machine
Use Guard 1 or 2 for a Burr Cut
A burr cut is a typical military-type cut where you buzz your hair to one short length. Use guard 1 or 2 across your entire head. Start at the back, work your way to cutting the sides, and then finally, buzz the length off the top. Choose a hairstyle before you start cutting and look at it for reference so you can see what the finished style should look like.
Do a High and Tight With Guards 2 and 1
Start by buzzing your whole head with the #2 blade guard. Then, come back and shave the sides and back of your head with the 1 guard. Create an even line around your crown from one side to the other so you clip off all the longer hair.
Begin With Guard 2 or 4 for a Crew Cut
Start by cutting the sides and back with a 2 or 4 blade guard depending on the length you prefer. Transition up to the crown of your head by using increasingly larger guard sizes, leaving the top for last. Trim the very front with the longest guard you want to use, then gradually reduce the guard size as you cut back toward your crown.
Use a 3 or 4 Guard to Start a Basic Boy's Cut
Begin by buzzing the whole head with the longest blade guard that you want. Once the hair is buzzed down, attach a shorter blade guard, like a 2 or 3. Move your clippers up the sides of your head to make a clean line around the top of your skull to leave some longer hair on top.
If you're cutting your own hair, place your hand on the top of your head. Use it to guide the clippers, so you don't move the clippers too far up your scalp.
Components of Hair Cutting Machine
The Motor
The motor is the power source of the hair clipper. It converts electrical energy into mechanical energy and drives the blades to move back and forth. There are different types of motors, such as rotary, magnetic, and pivot, that vary in speed, power, and noise level.
The Blades
The blades are the cutting elements of the hair clipper. They are made of metal, usually stainless steel or ceramic, and have teeth that interlock when the motor moves them. The blades can be adjusted to different lengths or replaced with different attachments to achieve different cutting styles.
The Comb
The comb is a plastic or metal attachment that fits over the blades and guides the hair into the cutting zone. It also helps to control the length of the cut by raising or lowering the blades from the scalp. The comb can be fixed or adjustable, and some models have multiple combs for different lengths.
The Cord
The cord is the cable that connects the hair clipper to an electrical outlet. It provides power to the motor and allows the hair clipper to operate. Some models have a cordless option that uses a rechargeable battery instead of a cord.
The switch
The switch is a button or lever that turns the hair clipper on or off. It also controls the speed and direction of the motor and blades. Some models have a variable speed switch that allows the user to adjust the speed according to their preference.
The casing
The casing is the outer shell that covers and protects the internal components of the hair clipper. It is usually made of plastic or metal and has a shape and size that fits comfortably in the user's hand. It also has vents or holes that allow air to circulate and cool down the motor and blades.
Advantage of Hair Cutting Machine
Smoothness of Shave
Electric clippers typically provide a close shave, but they might not give the same level of smoothness as a manual razor. A manual razor with cream or soap can achieve a closer shave, leaving the scalp feeling smoother.
Irritation and Razor Burn
Using an electric clipper might cause less irritation compared to manual razors, especially if you have sensitive skin. Manual razors, especially if not used with proper shaving cream or soap, can sometimes cause razor burn and skin irritation.
Incomplete Shave
Electric clippers might miss some stray hairs or uneven patches, leading to an incomplete shave. A manual razor and shaving cream allow for more precise shaving and better coverage.
Hair Length Limitation
Electric clippers are designed for cutting shorter hair, so if your hair is very long, you might need to trim it first before using the clipper. Manual razors can handle longer hair lengths without the need for pre-trimming.
Maintenance and Cleaning
Electric clippers require regular maintenance, such as cleaning the blades and oiling the machine. Manual razors are typically disposable or require fewer maintenance steps.
Battery Life
If using a cordless electric clipper, you'll need to ensure the battery is charged before use, while a manual razor is always ready to use.
Wet/Dry Limitation
Some electric clippers are labeled as "wet/dry," meaning they can be used in the shower. However, using electric devices in a wet environment may pose safety risks.
Cost
Electric clippers may be more expensive upfront compared to manual razors, which are generally more affordable.
How to Maintain Hair Cutting Machine
Clean the Blades After Every Use
Use a small brush to remove any hair or debris from the blades, and then wipe them with a dry cloth. You can also use a spray cleaner or lubricant designed for hair clippers to disinfect and lubricate the blades.
Sharpen the Blades Regularly
Depending on how often you use your hair clipper, you may need to sharpen the blades every few months or once a year. You can use a sharpening stone or a professional service to sharpen the blades and restore their cutting performance.
Replace the Blades When Needed
Even with proper cleaning and sharpening, the blades will eventually wear out and need to be replaced. You can buy replacement blades online or from a local store that sells hair clippers. Make sure you buy the right size and type of blades for your hair clipper model.
Store the Hair Clipper in a Cool and Dry Place
Avoid exposing the hair clipper to moisture, heat, or direct sunlight, as these can damage the motor and the blades. Keep the hair clipper in its original case or a protective pouch when not in use.
Follow the Manufacturer's Instructions
Different models of hair clippers may have different features and specifications, so it is important to read the manual and follow the recommendations of the manufacturer. This will help you use the hair clipper safely and correctly, and avoid any potential problems or damages.
Type of Hair Cutting Machine
Corded Hair Clipper
This type of hair clipper has a power cord that plugs into an electrical outlet. It is usually more powerful and reliable than cordless models, but it also limits your mobility and requires a nearby power source. Corded hair clippers are ideal for professional use or for people who need a consistent and fast performance.
Cordless Hair Clipper
This type of hair clipper has a rechargeable battery that allows you to use it without a cord. It is more convenient and flexible than corded models, but it also has a limited battery life and might lose power over time. Cordless hair clippers are ideal for personal use or for people who travel frequently or need more freedom of movement.
Rotary Hair Clipper
This type of hair clipper has a rotating blade that cuts the hair in a circular motion. It is usually quieter and smoother than other types, but it also tends to pull the hair more and might not be as precise. Rotary hair clippers are ideal for people who have thick or curly hair or who prefer a gentle and comfortable experience.
Foil Hair Clipper
This type of hair clipper has a thin metal foil that covers the blade and vibrates to cut the hair. It is usually sharper and more accurate than other types, but it also tends to heat up more and might irritate the skin. Foil hair clippers are ideal for people who have fine or straight hair or who want a close and clean cut.
Everything You Need to Know Before Buying Hair Clippers
Decide on Corded or Cordless
Hair clippers are usually of two structures: corded and cordless. A corded clipper, which only functions when plugged into an outlet, is typically more powerful and can be used for a longer period because it doesn't rely on a battery that drains and dies.
On the contrary, a cordless clipper is rechargeable and more flexible. This type can be used anywhere because it does not keep you tethered to an outlet. This is especially convenient for those who like to cut hair outdoors, where there will be less mess to clean up later.
Take Note of Included Accessories
All clippers will come with some guides-those plastic clip-on guards that distance the blades from hair to cut it to a precision length. Some clippers include all the indispensable accessories you might need, such as a comb, a brush, scissors, smaller trimmer attachments, and extra blades. Having all the necessary accessories makes cutting your hair less stressful. You should equally look out for the possibility of getting replacements easily, in case of damage.
Clipper blades come in different sizes, depending on the product. So, when getting a clipper, the blades must not only be sharp but right in size. Most clipper sets come with eight blade guards, labelled with increasing number increments, and each represents the volume of hair that will be left on your head (the smaller the guide number, the shorter your hair will be).
The motor is the literal powerhouse of the clipper, but it's one feature most people don't check out when making a purchase. Like the engine in a vehicle, the motor powers the clipper, propelling the blades in cutting your hair precisely. There are three types of clipper motors: the magnetic motor, the pivot motor, and the rotary motor.
Another overlooked but necessary part of the buying process is knowing what maintenance a clipper requires. The lifespan, effectiveness, and efficiency of your clipper all depends on how well you maintain it. Always remember to lubricate your device by applying the oil that comes with it. Start by dusting the blades with a brush then turn the clipper on and apply oil droplets on the surface of the blades before use. Avoid over-lubrication and wipe off excess oil from the blades before putting them to your hair. After use, dust off the hair residue from it with the included small brush.
Consider where and what you will be using your clipper for – are you looking for easy on-the-go touchups? Depending on this, decide whether a cable clipper or battery powered (cordless) gadget is better for you. Everyone has their pros and cons.
Corded Clippers
If you are looking for a cheap and at the same time powerful clipper, which you can operate indefinitely for several hours at a time, you do not plan to travel often and you only use the clipper when you are at home on a mains-powered gadget. When choosing, focus mainly on cable length, as this will significantly affect the freedom and quality of work. If you sometimes need a clipper on the road, we recommend reaching for a model with universal voltage.
Benefits
- They are usually more powerful
- They have unlimited use because they do not rely on the battery
- They are usually cheaper than cordless clippers
Disadvantages
- They only work with the cable and must be plugged in during use
- They provide limited movement, due to the cable, which can interfere with you
- They are slightly heavier than the battery stands due to the cable in hand
Cordless (Rechargeable) Clippers
The cordless clipper is rechargeable and more flexible. It can be used anywhere because you are not limited to plugging in. Great choice for those who like to cut their hair outdoors. In this case, you need to pay attention to two parameters: battery life, which determines the length of use of the clipper, and charging time, which should be as short as possible so that you can use the clipper again soon. Charging the clipper usually takes from 1 to about 8 hours, and the clipper then lasts up to about 3 hours of continuous operation.
You should also consider the battery type when selecting. Cheaper clippers use Ni-MH batteries, which charge longer and lose their capacity over time. On the other hand, on more expensive clipppers you will find Li-Ion batteries, which have a larger capacity, charge faster, and also have a much longer service life.
Benefits
- They run on a battery that is rechargeable, you can use the clipper without being connected to the mains
- Offers freedom of movement and does not interfere with cable cutting
- They can be used anywhere because you are not limited by plugging in
- They are usually lighter compared to cord clippers
Disadvantages
- Limited time of use carries the risk that the clipper may run out in the middle of cutting
- The battery may gradually go out and last less and less
- They usually have lower power than corded clippers
- They are usually more expensive than cord clippers - freedom of movement is paid for
Combined Clippers
Combined clippers work on acumulator and with cable. They combine the advantages of a mains and battery-powered clipper, so you won't be restricted by movement, and when the clipper runs out of power, you just need to connect it to the cable and continue cutting. It looks like the perfect solution for everyone. So what's the catch? This is usually the most expensive option.
Benefits
- They combine mains and battery operation
- This is probably the most practical option
Disadvantages
- Usually highest price
Battery Clippers
These types of clippers are not seen as often, but you can meet them. As the name suggests, battery clippers work on classic alkaline batteries.
Benefits
- Use without socket
- Offers freedom of movement and does not interfere with cable cutting
- isadvantages
- Need to keep buying batteries
- Due to batteries they are most expensive to operate
- They have lower power than with mains and battery clippers
What are the Ways to Clean the Hair Cutting Machine
Brush: Give the blades a quick brushing to remove all of those hairs. Any stiff, clean brush will work for this. Most clipper sets come with a brush, so use that if you've still got it. If not, feel free to use whatever kind of clean brush you've got lying around. Just drag the bristles back and forth on both sides of the blades to remove clumps of hair.
Soap and Water: Rubbing the blade down in soapy water is good for a quick clean. If it's the first cut of the day or you were just touching something up, soap and water will get the job done fine. Squirt a dollop of grease-fighting dish soap onto the blade and run it under warm water. Rub the body of the blade down with your fingers or a cloth, and scrub the soap into the tips of the blades with a brush.
Barbicide: If you're a professional, Barbicide is your industry standard. You know that little container you see on barber's counters with blue liquid in it? That's Barbicide-a sanitizing liquid for hair styling tools. If you want to sanitize and clean your blades, mix 1 fl oz (30 mL) of Barbicide for every 16 fl oz (470 mL) of water in a glass cup or bowl. Let your blades soak for at least 10 minutes. Rinse the clipper blades off under water when you're done. This will clean and sanitize them thoroughly.
Clipper Spray: If you're in a rush, spritz the blades and wipe them down with clipper cooling spray. There are clipper cleaning sprays that cool the blade during extended usage while cleaning and sanitizing Tun the clippers on, hold the can back a few inches, and spray the blade with a thin layer of the spray.[5] Let the blades run for a few seconds. Then, turn the clippers off and wipe the remaining spray off.
Alcohol: At home, soaking your blades in 70% isopropyl alcohol will do it. Grab a cup, fill it up enough to submerge your blades, and drop them in for a minute or so. Pull them out when you're done and rinse them off to remove any excess hair or alcohol residue.
Vinegar: You can also use distilled white vinegar to sanitize and disinfect at home. Fill a cup with a small amount of distilled white vinegar and submerge your blade for 30 seconds or so. Then, pull it out and rinse that puppy off under water. Dry it with a towel and voila! You've got a clean and sanitary clipper blade.
All-in-One Cleaner: There are professional "all-in-one" cleaners that sanitize and disinfect. If you want to clean, cool, sanitize, and disinfect all at the same time, pick up a professional clipper cleaner. There are a ton of these on the market, and they're all a little different. Generally, you either soak the blade for a few minutes or give it a quick wipe down and you're done!
Lubrication: This technically won't clean the blades, but it's mandatory to keep them working! Whenever you finish cleaning your blades with any kind of liquid (outside of a cleaning cooling spray or all-in-one), you must lubricate the blades. After you're done cleaning, pour 2-3 drops of clipper oil along the rim of the blades, wipe the excess off, and run your blade for a few seconds to spread the oil out.
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