USN CUTICLE NIPPER Square Head Full Jaw #16

USN CUTICLE NIPPER Square Head Full Jaw #16

SPECIFICATION

• Length: 4" | 101 mm.
• Long jaw size: #16 or Full | 0.25 " | 6.5 mm. 
• Type of spring: Single
• Join Type: Lap join (one arm overlaps the other)
• Head type: Square Head
• Material: Stainless steel (inox) with stainless finish, corrosion resistant
• Color: Stainless Still Finished

DESCRIPTION

• The USN Stainless Steel Cuticle Nipper #16 with full jaw and square head is designed for efficient trimming of cuticles and hangnails.
• Its 4" compact size and sharp stainless blades deliver smooth, precise cuts for professional or personal nail care.

FEATURES

• Stainless steel construction – durable, rust-resistant, and easy to sterilize
• Full jaw (#16) – covers larger areas for quick trimming
• Square head – ideal for reaching corners and edges
• Single spring – smooth and responsive action
• Lap joint design – reliable alignment with easy handling
• Compact 4" length – comfortable control and maneuverability

COLOR ACCURACY

• We have made every effort to make the colors on screen as accurate as possible.
• Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee an exact color match of the on screen color to the colors of the actual products and the color appearing on screen should not be relied on as being such.
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HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT CUTICLE NIPPER

1. Jaw Size

• ¼ Jaw – Smallest size, best for precision work and trimming tiny areas; good for beginners and detail work.
• ½ Jaw – Most popular, balances precision with efficiency; recommended for everyday salon use.
• Full Jaw (¾ or 1) – Removes larger areas quickly; best for professionals working with experienced technique.

2. Head Shape

• Square Head – Helps reach tight corners and edges along the cuticle line.
• Round Head – Softer and smoother trimming, good for general use.

3. Length & Comfort

• 4″ (short/standard) – Easier to control, especially for small hands or precise trimming.
• 5″ (longer) – Gives more leverage and reach, preferred for professional use.

4. Spring Type

• Single Spring – Simple, lightweight, and easy to control.
• Double Spring – Provides smoother action and more durability for heavy salon use.

5. Joint Type

• Lap Joint – Overlapping arms, cost-effective and functional.
• Box Joint – More stable and durable; keeps blades aligned longer.

6. Material

• Always choose stainless steel – it resists rust, can be sterilized, and stays sharp longer.

7. Purpose & Skill Level

• Beginners / Home Use: ¼ or ½ jaw, single spring, lap joint.
• Professional Technicians: ½ or full jaw, double spring, box joint for heavy duty work.