Cuticle Nipper Nghia C-05 Jaw 16 – Nghia precision cuticle cutter

Nghia C-05 Cuticle Nipper with a 16 mm jaw is a precision instrument designed for professional and home nail care. Made from stainless steel, this cuticle cutter offers a compact ergonomic shape that allows accurate control when trimming cuticles and removing hangnails. The tool is suited for both manicure and pedicure procedures where fine, close cutting is required to maintain neat nail edges and healthy nail folds.

Advantages

The stainless-steel construction ensures corrosion resistance and long-term durability while maintaining sharp, precise cutting edges. The 16 mm jaw size provides focused access to the cuticle area for controlled trimming without excessive tissue removal. Its compact ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue and improves handling for steady, repeatable cuts. The tool’s alignment and spring action support precise opening and closing motion for professional finishing.

Suitable for

• Professional manicure services in salons
• Professional pedicure treatments
• At-home nail maintenance and cuticle trimming
• Removal of hangnails and shaping of nail folds
• Detailing work on natural nails

Key specifications

• Jaw length: 16 mm for precise access to cuticle area
• Material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance and durability
• Design: compact ergonomic body for improved control and reduced hand strain
• Cutting style: fine, close-cutting edges suitable for delicate trimming
• Operation: spring-action mechanism for smooth opening and closing

How to use

Sanitize the cuticle nipper before use. Soften cuticles with warm water or a cuticle-softening product, then gently push back the softened cuticle with a push stick. Position the 16 mm jaw around the excess skin or hangnail, taking care to avoid cutting live tissue. Apply controlled pressure to trim the excess skin with a single clean cut. After use, clean and disinfect the tool and store it in a dry place to maintain edge quality.

Usage recommendations

Use for trimming only softened or dead skin to avoid injury. Regularly inspect and maintain the cutting edges; if the blades show signs of dulling or damage, have them professionally sharpened or replaced. Follow standard hygiene procedures for tools used in professional salon environments.