UILFHX
Horse Clippers Professional Electric horse Grooming Kit, Shaving Equine Clippers for Horses Goat Cattle Thick Coat Animals, 6 Speeds Large Heavy Duty Farm Livestock Haircut Trimmer (600W, 2 Blades)
Horse Clippers Professional Electric horse Grooming Kit, Shaving Equine Clippers for Horses Goat Cattle Thick Coat Animals, 6 Speeds Large Heavy Duty Farm Livestock Haircut Trimmer (600W, 2 Blades)
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Overview
- Recommended Uses For Product : Indoor and Outdoor
- Color : Orange
- Hair Type : Cattle, DONKEY, Fur Wool, GOAT, HORSE, SHEEP
- Item Weight : 2.82 Kilograms
- Brand : UILFHX
About this item
- 600W HIGH POWER: 600W high power motor made of high temperature resistant all copper wire set with 2400RPM speed and variable 6-speed control,featuring ultra-low power consumption, ultra-high temperature resistance, powerful output and long machine life.
- 6-SPEED CONTROL: The UILFHX professional shears are equipped with 6 variable speed knobs, so whether you are a beginner or a professional, the 6-speed control will help you get the job done quickly and easily. The low speed (1-3) provides precise performance for clamping sensitive areas, such as body parts like the neck and legs of horse, while the high speed (4-6) provides maximum power for faster trimming and full body shaving.
- DETACHABLE REFINED CARBON STEEL BLADES: The sharp blades are made of high-grade steel to ensure long-lasting durability, which allows the horsehair to be cut quickly and efficiently and protects animals from cutting or jabbing. The ergonomic handle makes it comfortable and easy to grip while the strong body casing reduces the vibration.
- PROFESSIONAL CLIPPERS: Weighted 3.74lb,length:190inch//16 feet. Easy to move and use. Suitable for trimming horses, llamas, ponies, cattle and the donkey. We do not recommend using it on Cats, Puppies, and any other Small Pets because of its powerful motor.
- CAUTIONS: When using an electric horse clipper heavy duty, remember to lubricate the blades. Remember that the machine cannot run at idle. It is easy to get hot when two blades rub together. If the head overheats due to prolonged use, use a cooling spray every few minutes, take a short break during the shearing process, or put a bowl of soapy water near, dip the head into the water after a period of use to dissipate heat. Please use the cooling spray every few minutes, take short breaks during shearing, clean the blade in time, and don't run idle to prevent the blade from overheating.(NOTE: Due to shipment restrictions, the oil is not allowed to be delivered, please ADD OIL separately.)
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