Clipper Accessories: Everything Around the Clip in One Place

Clipper Accessories: The Catch-All Category for Clipping

This category is deliberately broad. Here you will find whatever is needed around the clipper without belonging to a group of its own: cooling sprays, attachment combs, cases, chargers and stencils. Anyone with a machine in the house needs one of these sooner or later, and usually exactly when the animal is already tied up. A small stock saves you breaking off.

Cooling, Combing, Cutting

A hot cutting set is the most common reason for an enforced break. Against that there are cooling sprays such as Aesculap BladeCool 2.0 at 400 ml or Kerbl CoolSpray at 500 ml, which cleans and cools at the same time. For cutting length there are attachment combs and slide-on combs from Wahl and Aesculap here. If you want to set a pattern such as a lightning bolt or a check on a horse, take the Kerbl clipping stencil for horses. And for the Tailwell 2 TailTrimmer there is grinding paste to bring the blade back to sharpness.

Storing and Restocking

What is stored tidily gets found again and does not get damaged. The Aesculap shear case takes six shears and two combs, so blades are not left loose in a box. The second classic is replacement chargers: they get lost easily or stay behind in the other building, and without a charger the best battery is no use. With combs and chargers the same rule applies as with all clipping parts, namely that they are made for particular model ranges. So check the machine and the clipper head before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sits in this category?
Everything around the clip except the machines themselves: cooling spray, attachment and slide-on combs, a shear case, grinding paste, a clipping stencil and replacement chargers.

What is a cooling spray for?
It lowers the temperature at the cutting set and loosens hair residues. That keeps the blade sharp for longer and makes the clip more comfortable for the animal.

Does the accessory fit every machine?
Combs and chargers are tied to model ranges, sprays and pastes are not. For anything that plugs in or slides on the rule is: check the model.