| Make: |
AESCULAP |
| Type: |
GT 748 - coarse open tooth |
| Description: |
Dog and small animal blade.
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Number of teeth:
Cutter
(Upper plate) |
13 teeth |
Number of teeth:
Comb
(Lower plate) |
12 teeth |
| Depth of cut: |
3 mm |
| Field of Use: |
Dog and small animal
Clipping |

DO NOT!
- Attempt to fit blades to the machine with it connected to the main power
supply.
- Touch the blades when moving!
- Switch the machine on with loose or missing blades. (In the interests of
safety ensure that both blades are tightly seated.)
- Over tighten the blades in an attempt to force them to clip.
- Immerse either the machine or cutter head in liquid
(oil/diesel/lubricant) of any kind.
BLADE OPERATIONAL USES:
A open tooth coarse blade used for clipping out matted Old English Sheep
Dogs and Afghan coats. Compares well to an Oster#7.
Attachment combs can be fitted over these blades to provide increased
cutting length. Comb attachments should only be used on well-groomed coats
and not those, which are tangled or matted.
Comb lengths shown should be added to the blade depth
- Comb No: 1 = 2mm
- Comb No: 2 = 6mm
- Comb No: 3 = 9mm
- Comb No: 4 = 12mm
One should be mindful that when clipped this close some animals (horses
especially) may "burn" if exposed to strong sunlight.
BLADE INFORMATION:
All whom clip should be aware that irrespective of either the type and
make of machine used or the type of blades selected ALL blades can become
blunt at a moment's notice. This is not normally connected with, nor a fault
of, the clipping machine, but more likely one of several factors most common
of which are (not in any order of priority!)
- In correct tensioning by the operator
- Incorrect or bad sharpening
- Dirt and dust accumulated in the animals coat
ALWAYS HAVE A SPARE SET OF SHARPENED BLADES AVAILABLE BEFORE YOU START TO
CLIP AN ANIMAL
Blade Storage:
When not in use, and having been thoroughly cleaned and oiled, the blades
should be wrapped in a "grease" proof type paper and stored in a dry place
preferably in your house. Any traces of rust will diminish the operational
performance of the blades and may subsequently affect the clipping
performance.
Do not leave in blades in tack rooms or stables. The same should apply to
your clipper.
Additional Information:
These blades are available from Peasridge
(01424 882900 or e-mail PEASRIDGE info@peasridge.co.uk to order your new
blades)
Orders received before 3pm will normally be shipped the same day for next
day delivery.
PEASRIDGE
Repair & service all makes of clippers and trimmers
and professionally sharpen all types of blades
Tel: 01424 882900 or E-mail info@peasridge.co.uk
Whilst every care has been take to ensure the accuracy of the information given both in the written text and pictures created, neither PEASRIDGE nor any of its staff can accept any responsibly of any type for injury or damage inflicted by or caused to persons or animals by any operator or a third party who has made reference to this web site. Owner/Operators of all such appliance should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any statements made, and if they are unsure on any point consult the manufacturer direct.
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