Wiss 27N General Purpose Shears 7.5 Inches Offset Handle

Product Description

The WISS 27N is a general purpose shear built for professional dressmakers and industrial cutting applications. The blades are hot drop-forged from nickel-plated cutlery steel, precision ground for sharper cutting edges and longer blade life. Overall length is 7.5 inches with a cutting edge length of 3.125 inches. The offset inlaid handle style reduces wrist fatigue during extended cutting sessions. A patented Set-Easy Pivot mechanism allows for simple tension adjustment without special tools, maintaining consistent cutting performance over the life of the shear.

The WISS 27N is suited for garment construction, fabric cutting, and general industrial use where a durable, mid-size shear is required. The offset handle geometry keeps the cutting hand above the work surface, which is standard for dressmaker-style shears used on flat material. These shears are appropriate for professional tailors, seamstresses, upholstery techs, and industrial shop personnel who require a reliable hand-cutting tool for daily production use.

Key Features

• Hot drop-forged nickel-plated steel blades for extended blade life
• Precision ground cutting edges for clean, sharp cuts
• Patented Set-Easy Pivot for field-adjustable blade tension
• Offset inlaid handle reduces hand and wrist fatigue during extended use
• 7.5-inch overall length with 3.125-inch length of cut
• Rated for professional dressmaker and industrial applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose hand shear for professional dressmaking and industrial fabric or material cutting applications.

Installation Notes

No power tools or electrical shutoff procedures are required for shear use. Blade tension can be adjusted at the pivot point using the Set-Easy Pivot mechanism — adjust only as needed to maintain smooth blade action without slop. Periodically lubricate the pivot and wipe blades clean after use to maintain edge quality. Professional sharpening is recommended when cutting performance degrades rather than attempting field sharpening on precision ground blades.