What is the difference between the white blade and the black blade?
The main differences are color and the durability of the fluororesin coating.
The black blade’s fluororesin coating contains carbon, which improves the coating’s durability so it lasts longer. It also hides stains on the blade better, since the blade itself is black.
What is the difference between the F170 and the F180/F195?
The main difference is size. Please check the size comparison image on each product page.
In addition, the F180 and F195 have longer blades, so while they require a bit more force to use, they can cut a larger amount at once.
Compared to kitchen or office scissors, the blades feel a bit loose when they meet. Is this a defect?
No, this is not a defect.
Our products are designed to reduce fatigue and lower the risk of tendinitis, even for florists who cut large numbers of flowers every day.
Where can I buy your products?
They’re available through e-commerce sites such as Amazon and Rakuten, as well as at home centers and flower/floral supply shops nationwide.
For a detailed list of retailers, please see the “Stockists” page on our website.
How should I care for and store the scissors after use?
If you leave the scissors unattended after use or neglect proper care, the uncoated blade edge (areas without fluororesin coating) may rust. Since rust leads to a decline in sharpness, we recommend following our care instructions.
For details, please see the “How to Care” page.
Where can I get my scissors repaired (re-sharpened)?
We offer repair (re-sharpening) service exclusively for our own products.
Please note that a maintenance fee plus shipping cost will apply.
For details, please see the “Request Re-Sharpening” page on the official Sakagen online shop.
I'd like to have an original logo added to the handle. What are the conditions?
The minimum order is 30 units, with a lead time of 1 to 2 months.
If you’d like more detailed information, please feel free to contact us via the “Contact” page.
