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Naruto Circline SEIS

by Naruto · Cutting Scissors

In Production

What it is

A 6.0 inch New HibonZ cutter on a crane offset handle that drops the elbow further than a traditional offset, with disk bearing tension for all-round cutting.

Available sizes

6.0"
Typical price US$2,000Price band US$800+ · LuxuryTypical documented price, not a quote

Where to buy

Precision Shears View price Ships from USA Browse all from this brand Link checked 2026-06-09

Price observed at Precision Shears, a US Naruto dealer. Contact retailer for current pricing.

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Where this sits

In Naruto's cutting scissors lineup the Naruto Circline SEIS occupies the luxury band, priced between the Naruto Flying Z II and the Naruto Royal Kingdom Lucier. It uses Cobalt Alloy. Manufactured in Japan (Takarazuka).

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

Features

  • Japanese Steel
  • New HibonZ series
  • Crane offset handle
  • Disk bearing tension system
  • Made in Takarazuka, Japan

Specifications

Steel
Handle
Offset
Blade type
Not documented
Made in
Japan (Takarazuka)

This page lists 3 of 4 core specifications. Confirm the exact variant with the seller. Suggest a correction.

How it compares

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Attribute Naruto Circline SEIS Naruto Hikari Dragon 172 Shears Hikari Kasho KSL Slide Cut Series Offset Handle Shear Kasho
Price bandUS$2,000Price band US$800+ · LuxuryUS$1,950Price band US$800+ · LuxuryUS$2,124Price band US$800+ · Luxury
SteelCobalt AlloyNot listedSG2
Made inJapan (Takarazuka)JapanJapan
HandleOffsetOffsetOffset
Sizes (in)6.06.36.5
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Professional Opinion

The crane offset on the SEIS drops your elbow lower than a traditional offset, which some stylists find easier on the shoulder across a full day. Disk bearing tension smooths the action, at an all-round 6.0 inch length.

Maintenance Tips

  • Wipe blades after each client
  • Oil the pivot as the maker directs
  • Professional sharpening recommended when edge dulls
  • Store in protective case when not in use

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is the Naruto Circline SEIS made from?

The Naruto Circline SEIS uses Cobalt Alloy.

What handle does the Naruto Circline SEIS have?

The Naruto Circline SEIS features offset handles.

What sizes are available for the Naruto Circline SEIS?

ScissorPedia lists one size: 6.0.

Where is the Naruto Circline SEIS manufactured?

The Naruto Circline SEIS is manufactured in Japan (Takarazuka).

Where can I buy the Naruto Circline SEIS?

ScissorPedia lists 1 retailer link. Users must confirm current exact-model availability and terms with each retailer.

About Naruto

Origin: Japan • Est: 1963

Naruto is a premium Japanese scissor maker founded in 1963 in Takarazuka, Hyogo, handcrafting shears the brand says are built to last 20 to 30 years.

Products:
Cutting Scissors Thinning Scissors Left-Handed Scissors
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