Scissors Pelikan griffix Art & Craft Straight cut 150 mm Pink

Pelikan griffix Art & Craft Straight cut 150 mm Pink scissors are designed specifically for children learning to cut and handle tools safely. These scissors feature a straight cutting blade and a 150 mm overall length, with a color-coded ergonomic handle that supports proper finger placement. Constructed without latex or PVC materials, they are intended for classroom and home crafting activities for young users developing fine motor skills.

Advantages

The scissors combine a child-appropriate blade length with an ergonomic grip that promotes correct hand posture while cutting. The straight cut design allows clean, controlled cuts on paper and light craft materials. The absence of latex and PVC reduces the risk of allergic reactions and makes the product suitable for sensitive users. Durable construction and a balanced weight help maintain safety and ease of use over time.

Suitable for

• School art lessons and classroom craft projects
• Home crafting and hobby activities for children
• Developing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
• Cutting paper, thin cardboard, and lightweight craft materials

Key specifications

• Blade type: straight cut
• Total length: 150 mm
• Handle design: ergonomic, color-coded for children
• Materials: free from latex and PVC
• Intended user: children / young learners

How to use

Position fingers in the ergonomic handle so the thumb is in the smaller loop and the remaining fingers in the larger loop, ensuring a stable grip. Use the scissors to cut along drawn lines on paper or lightweight craft materials with smooth, controlled motions. Supervise younger children during use and store the scissors out of reach when not in use. Regularly check the blade alignment and clean any adhesive residue to maintain cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, pair these scissors with appropriate age-level paper and craft materials. Encourage children to practice basic cutting techniques under supervision, and avoid forcing the scissors through materials that are too thick to prevent blade damage.