24 Teeth Horse Clipper Blade High Carbon Steel Hardness Grooming
Shear Blade
Horse Clipper Blade Description
The 24 Teeth High Carbon Steel Horse Clipper Blade is professional
equine grooming tool engineered for precise, efficient hair
trimming, ideal for both horse owners and professional groomers.
Made from premium high carbon steel with a hardness rating of
HRC60-63, this blade delivers exceptional durability and
long-lasting sharpness, resisting wear even after frequent use on
thick equine coats. Its unique design pairs a 24tooth cutter with
an 18 tooth comb, creating a balanced cutting system that glides
through hair without pulling or snagging, while the approximate 3
mm cutting height achieves a neat, natural-looking finish.
Compatible with most standard horse clipper brands, this blade is
good to handle daily grooming tasks, from maintaining pasture
horses’ coats to prepping for casual events. The high carbon steel
construction also offers corrosion resistance, protecting against
rust in damp barn environments, and its precision-ground edges
ensure consistent cuts across every use. Whether you’re trimming
manes, tidying body coats, or touching up hard-to-reach areas, this
24 teeth horse clipper blade combines reliability, comfort, and
performance to elevate your equine care routine.
Horse Clipper Blade Details
Item: A7
Name:Horse clipper blade
Cutter: 24 teeth
Comb: 18 teeth
Cutting height: Approx. 3mm
Weight of single product: 150g
Qty/CTN: 100pcs
Carton size: 38x23x27cm
N.W./G.W.: 15kg/16kg
| Product name | Horse Clipper Blade |
| Brand name | Folk |
| Item No. | A7 |
| Material | High Carbon Steel Hardness |
| Hardness | HRC60-63 |
| OEM/ODM | Accept |
| Logo | Print customer logo on the blade |
| Blade surface | Chrome plated |
| Packing | Blister packing or box packing |
| Application | Horse hair grooming shear blade |
Horse Clipper Blade Application
Everyday Pasture Horse Grooming:
Maintain a tidy, natural-looking coat for pasture horses with the 3
mm cutting height—keeps horses comfortable without overly short
trims.
Mane & Tail Touch-Ups
The 24-tooth cutter’s smooth action trims unruly mane or tail hair
without fraying, creating a polished but not overly styled look.
Casual Equine Events
Prep horses for local shows, trail rides, or barn open
days—achieves a neat appearance that’s appropriate for
non-competitive events.
Thick Winter Coat Transition
Trim excess winter coat in early spring to help horses adjust to
warmer weather; the 3 mm height retains enough hair for mild
temperature protection.
Senior Horse Grooming
Gentle cutting action and 3 mm height are ideal for senior horses
with sensitive skin—avoids irritation while keeping their coats
clean and manageable.
How to properly replace the horse hair blade?
Works for most standard clippers (Andis, Oster, Wahl) compatible
with this blade.
1. Prep & Safety
Gather: New 24 teeth blade, dry cloth, clipper oil , small
screwdriver
Must-do: Turn off/unplug clipper (remove battery for cordless) to
avoid accidents.
2. Remove Old Blade
Latch clippers: Press latches on both sides of blade housing → lift
old blade. Wiggle gently if stuck.
Screw clippers: Loosen 2–3 screws (don’t remove fully) → lift
blade. Store screws safely.
3. Clean Clipper Housing
Wipe loose debris with dry cloth.
Scrub stuck hair with soft brush (toothbrush/clipper brush).
Avoid water/harsh cleaners (protect motor); use a little clipper
cleaner if needed.
4. Install New Blade
Align blade notches with clipper slots (18-tooth comb faces down,
toward horse).
Latch clippers: Press blade until latches “click” → tug to confirm
it’s secure.
Screw clippers: Place blade → reinsert screws, tighten firmly
(don’t over-tighten). Check for gaps.
5. Test & Lubricate
Test: Turn on clipper (low speed) → run blade over paper/towel. It
should cut smoothly (no noise/pulling). Realign if needed.
Lubricate: Add 1–2 drops of oil between 24-tooth cutter and
18-tooth comb → run clipper 10–15 secs. Wipe excess oil.
6. Final Check
Lightly touch blade edges (careful—sharp!) to ensure no
burrs/misalignment. Recheck installation if rough.
Quick Tips
Replace dull blades every 2–6 months to prevents hair pulling.
Store spare blades in dry, cool place to protect high carbon steel
from rust.
Check clipper manual for brand-specific alignment help.
