Left-handed scissors Grand Soft Teflon coating model 481348 — ergonomic handles, precision blades

Grand Soft left-handed scissors model 481348 feature Teflon-coated stainless blades and ergonomically shaped soft-grip handles designed specifically for left-hand use. The Teflon coating reduces friction and resists sticking, supporting smoother cutting of paper, fabric and light craft materials. Blades are ground for precision to deliver clean cuts and maintain alignment through everyday household, office and school tasks.

Advantages

The polymer Teflon coating on the stainless steel blades minimizes adhesion of adhesive residues and sticky materials, reducing the need for frequent cleaning while preserving blade sharpness. Ergonomic soft-grip handles follow the natural hand curvature of left-handed users, improving control and lowering hand fatigue during repeated use. Precision-ground blades ensure consistent cutting performance and accurate results on a variety of lightweight materials.

Suitable for

• Cutting paper sheets and card stock in offices and at home
• Trimming fabric and small sewing tasks
• School projects, crafts and hobby applications
• Light packaging and gift wrapping

Key specifications

• Left-handed ergonomic handle design for improved comfort and control
• Teflon-coated stainless steel blades for reduced friction and anti-stick properties
• Precision-ground cutting edges for accurate, clean cuts
• Soft-grip polymer handles to reduce pressure points and hand fatigue
• Suitable for paper, fabric and light craft materials

How to use

Hold the scissors in your left hand with the thumb in the upper handle and fingers in the lower handle, aligning the object to be cut between the blades. Apply steady, even pressure and move the blades through the material in a single continuous motion when possible to achieve a clean edge. For thicker or layered materials, open and close the blades gradually for improved control. After use, wipe the blades with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove residue and store the scissors in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid cutting metal, wire or very thick materials that can dull or damage the blades. Periodically check the blade alignment and clean off adhesive or residue from labels and tapes to maintain smooth cutting. If the blades become dull, seek professional sharpening suitable for Teflon-coated blades to preserve the coating and cutting geometry.