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Omega AX Thinning Scissors

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What it is

Omega AX series thinning scissors with offset handles, available in AX-15 (15-tooth), AX-25 (25-tooth), and AX-30 (30-tooth) configurations. Made in Japan, distributed by Takano Canada.

Price position

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$392 guide price · tier 3 of 5

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Where to Buy

Approx. USD converted from CAD $499-$575 band (Takano Canada). Check takanocanada.com for current pricing.

Where this sits

Manufactured in Japan.

The Omega AX series spans three tooth counts — AX-15, AX-25, and AX-30 — covering light through to moderate thinning in a single line. Fewer teeth (AX-15) remove more hair per pass for bulk work; more teeth (AX-30) take finer amounts for blending and soft-finish texturising. All three use an offset handle and are made in Japan.

For exact blade lengths, current pricing, and availability, see the Omega brand page on ScissorPedia or visit Takano Canada directly.

Features

  • Offset handle
  • Thinning blades
  • AX-15 (15-tooth) for light, controlled removal
  • AX-25 (25-tooth) for moderate blending
  • AX-30 (30-tooth) for fine texturising
  • Made in Japan

Specifications

Handle position
Offset
Blade type
Thinning teeth
Country of manufacture
Japan

How it compares

Attribute Omega AX Thinning Scissors Omega HIVE JTA303 Thinning Scissors HIVE SCISSORS Verne Yume TYB Thinning Scissors Verne
Price guideUS$392US$391US$424
Price tierMid-range Mid-range Mid-range
Made inJapanSouth KoreaNot listed
HandleOffsetOffsetOffset
Blade typeThinning teethThinning — 30 teeth (inferred)Thinning
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Professional Opinion

The AX line works like a volume dial: 15 teeth for light controlled removal, 25 for moderate blending, 30 for fine texturising. Owning more than one lets you match the thinner to the hair in front of you instead of making one blade do everything.

Maintenance Tips

  • Wipe blades after each client
  • Oil the pivot point regularly
  • Professional sharpening when edge dulls
  • Store in protective case

Frequently Asked Questions

What handle does the Omega AX Thinning Scissors have?

The Omega AX Thinning Scissors features offset handles.

Where is the Omega AX Thinning Scissors manufactured?

The Omega AX Thinning Scissors is manufactured in Japan.

Where can I buy the Omega AX Thinning Scissors?

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

About Omega

Origin: Japan

Omega is a Japanese professional scissor brand, one of the older Japanese shear makers known for sharp bevel edges in quality Japanese steels.

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