An Australian-owned scissor business with hairdresser, barber and bundle ranges; confirm specifications by model.
Global Scissors describes itself as Australian-owned and family operated. Its Dragon listing gives specifications for that named model.
Compare Global Scissors with another brandGlobal Scissors describes itself as an Australian-owned, family-operated business in its company story. It gives a contact location in Hope Island, Queensland and sells ranges for hairdressers and barbers, alongside bundles and other tools. The business location is useful context, but it does not establish a single manufacturing country for every item.
The maker’s Dragon cutting-scissor page lists 6-inch and 6.5-inch choices and describes 9Cr13 Japanese stainless steel for that model. It also lists a fixed finger rest and an adjustable screw. These are seller-published product specifications, not an independent test of hardness, edge life or comfort.
The wider company page names several materials it typically uses. That is not a substitute for checking the blade material of the precise pair in the cart. Bundles can combine different tools, so compare each component and the variant selected rather than assigning the Dragon specification to the whole brand.
Check the current product listing for size, handedness, what is included, stock and total delivered cost. The site publishes warranty and exchange information that may depend on the purchase, so keep the written terms for your order and verify what applies to the selected pair or bundle.
Its company story says it is Australian-owned and family operated and gives a Hope Island, Queensland contact location. That does not establish where every blade is manufactured.
Global Scissors’ Dragon product page describes that named model as 9Cr13 Japanese stainless steel, in 6- and 6.5-inch versions. Confirm the current product record and variant before ordering.
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