Description
Keeping your shears sharp is crucial for you as an artist, for client enjoyment and your overall performance and comfort.
If you are not sure you need to have your shears sharpened, we have a few questions to help you find out.
Are your shears tugging at the hair when you are cutting?
If yes, this could be due to too loose tension, adjust the tension and if the tugging continues, you need to have your shears sharpened.
Is your client looking in discomfort or blinking hard with each cut?
When shears are not sharp enough they have a rough performance and unfortunately, a “rough” experience for your client.
Is your hand getting sore or tired – more than normal?
This could be a result of a dull blade, which requires more effort on your part to do your job.
If you answered YES to one of the questions above, we recommend you have your shears serviced.
Our Centrix® Authorized Service Team has 40+ years of experience servicing and sharpening shears to better-than-new condition.
- Blade Sharpening (honing)
- Tension Tuning, Radius & Set Correction
- Balance Adjustment
- Edge/Convex/Bevel Correction
- Handle Correction
- Blades, Parts & Components Cleaning to Like-New Condition
- Hand Buffing & Polishing
- Quality Control Testing
- Parts Inspection (& if needed, replacements*)
- Centrix Oil Treatment
- USPS Priority Mail shipping for your serviced shears
- Finger Rest/Tang
- Finger Rings
- Washers
- & for Centrix Branded Shears, our exclusive Bumper/Closer
Print a copy of your email order payment confirmation.
Place it with your shears in a padded envelope and mail them using a trusted shipping service in to:
CENTRIX® AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER
ATTN: Shear Service Team
5000 Industrial Way
Benicia, CA 94510
Check out the Shear Sharpening FAQs for more information.
