Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning Scissors
by YAMAJO · Thinning Scissors
What it is
Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon thinning scissors in ATS-314 steel with bearing pivot and offset handle. Available in 21-tooth and 35-tooth variants, made in South Korea.
Price position
$296 guide price · tier 3 of 5
Where to Buy
KRW price ₩399,000 from yamajomall.com, converted at ₩1,350/$1 (June 2026).
Where this sits
In Yamajo's thinning scissors lineup the Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning Scissors occupies the mid-range tier, priced above the Yamajo VG10 Bearing Masterway Thinning Scissors. It uses ATS-314. Manufactured in South Korea.
The Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning series covers two tooth counts — 21 and 35 — published by Yamajo for these models. The 21T removes more hair per pass, making it the choice for heavier blending, bulk reduction, and weight removal in thick or dense hair. The 35T removes less per stroke, suiting light texturising, soft blending, and finishing work where a subtle result is needed.
Both variants share ATS-314 steel, a bearing pivot for smooth tension, and an offset handle consistent with the Argon cutting range they pair with. Yamajo has manufactured scissors in Daegu, South Korea since 1991.
For current pricing on both Argon thinning variants, visit Yamajo Mall or see the Yamajo brand page on ScissorPedia.
Features
- ATS-314 steel construction
- Bearing pivot
- Offset handle
- 21-tooth and 35-tooth thinning blade variants
- Made in South Korea (Daegu, since 1991)
Specifications
How it compares
| Attribute | Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning Scissors Yamajo | Ohka Delight LK (30W) Ohka | Kenchii Evolution 35-Tooth Thinner Kenchii |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price guide | US$296 | US$295 | US$298 |
| Price tier | Mid-range | Mid-range | Mid-range |
| Made in | South Korea | Taiwan | USA |
| Handle | Offset | Not listed | Not listed |
| Blade type | Thinning | Not listed | Not listed |
| Product links | View product | View product | View product |
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Professional Opinion
Two tooth counts split the workload neatly: 21 teeth for heavier blending and bulk reduction, 35 teeth for soft texturising and finishing. The bearing pivot keeps tension smooth, and it pairs naturally with the Argon cutting range.
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 steel is the Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning Scissors made from?
The Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning Scissors uses ATS-314.
What handle does the Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning Scissors have?
The Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning Scissors features offset handles.
Where is the Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning Scissors manufactured?
The Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning Scissors is manufactured in South Korea.
Where can I buy the Yamajo ATS-314 Bearing Argon Thinning Scissors?
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About YAMAJO
YAMAJO is a South Korean scissor brand founded in 1991 in Daegu, combining imported Japanese materials with proprietary processing techniques.
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