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Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors

by Hayashi · Cutting Scissors

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What it is

The HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY is a dry-cutting specialist variant of Hayashi's flagship model. Built with powder high-speed steel at HRC 67, it features a blade geometry optimized for cutting dry hair with the hamaguri (clamshell) grind that Hayashi pioneered.

Price position

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$1600 guide price · tier 5 of 5

Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors

Available Sizes

5.7"
6.2"

Where to Buy

Approximate retail as of April 2026. Prices vary by retailer and region.

Where this sits

In Hayashi's cutting scissors lineup the Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors occupies the luxury tier, priced above the Hayashi MAX67 Replica Cutting Scissors. Manufactured in Japan.

For the most current model specifications, handle options, pricing, and availability, see the Hayashi brand page on ScissorPedia.

Features

  • Powder High-Speed Steel (HRC 67)
  • Hamaguri (clamshell) blade grind
  • Optimized for dry cutting
  • Diamond-like carbon coating option
  • Handmade in Wakayama, Japan

Specifications

Handle position
Offset
Blade type
Hamaguri (clamshell) convex edge, dry-cut optimized
Country of manufacture
Japan

How it compares

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Attribute Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors Hayashi Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV Cutting Scissors Hayashi Mizutani Sword Wood D-19 Hair Cutting Scissors Mizutani
Price guideUS$1,600US$1,600US$1,600
Price tierLuxury Luxury Luxury
Made inJapanJapanJapan
HandleOffsetOffsetOffset
Blade typeHamaguri (clamshell) convex edge, dry-cut optimizedHamaguri (clamshell) convex edgeConvex
Sizes (in)5.7· 6.25.7· 6.25.5· 6.0
Product linksView product View product View product

Professional Opinion

If most of your cutting happens on dry hair, this variant is built for exactly that. The HRC 67 powder steel edge resists dulling through dry work, which wears blades faster than wet cutting, and the hamaguri grind is the clamshell profile Hayashi pioneered.

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is the Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors made from?

The Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors uses Powder High-Speed Steel (HRC 67).

What handle does the Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors have?

The Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors features offset handles.

What sizes are available for the Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors?

ScissorPedia lists 2 size options: 5.7, 6.2.

Where is the Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors manufactured?

The Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors is manufactured in Japan.

Where can I buy the Hayashi HYS-MAX67 Mark IV DRY Cutting Scissors?

ScissorPedia lists 2 retailer links. Users must confirm current exact-model availability and terms with each retailer.

About Hayashi

Origin: Japan Est: 1992

Hayashi Scissors is a Japanese brand founded in 1992 in Wakayama, credited with pioneering the hamaguri (clamshell) blade grind for shears.

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