Electric Fabric Scissors With Stainless Blade, Cordless Handheld Cloth Cutter
Streamline your sewing, tailoring, and fabric crafting projects with the Cordless Handheld Electric Fabric Scissors by Tungfull. Engineered to eliminate hand strain and deliver clean cuts through multiple material layers, this battery-operated tool replaces tedious manual snipping and bulky stationary machines. Featuring a durable stainless steel blade powered by a 16.8V rechargeable system, it provides consistent, snag-free performance for cutting cotton, denim, felt, and lightweight upholstery fabrics with steady control and precision.
Benefits & Tips
- Reduce physical fatigue: The motorized cutting action handles thick stacks effortlessly while an ergonomic handle guides precise patterns without blisters or wrist cramping.
- Care for extended blade life: Wipe the stainless steel edge with a dry microfiber cloth after heavy use, and keep the storage case closed between projects to protect the sharpened profile.
- Optimize battery longevity: Charge the internal battery fully before your first session, then allow it to rest occasionally to maintain steady power delivery across long crafting days.
Product Specifications
- Blade Material: Stainless Steel
- Brand: Tungfull
- Power Source: Rechargeable Battery
- Rated Voltage: 16.8V
- Form Factor: Cordless, handheld design
Package includes:
- 1 x Electric Fabric Scissors
Warnings/Reminders
Keep the cutting mechanism away from children and never slice metal, wire, or rigid composites that could blunt the stainless steel teeth. Store the unit in a dry environment and disconnect charging accessories when the task is complete. All electronic and mechanical equipment, devices and machines sold by InterCyprus to EU countries are CE certified and carry a two year warranty.
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