Fitz

Explore Takano Canada's Fitz AZ-50 and left-handed AZ-55L alongside the FO-35 thinner.

Takano's Japan-made screw description does not establish where a complete Fitz shear is made; confirm the selected model's origin.

Directory snapshot

Takano Canada lists Fitz AZ-50 and left-handed AZ-55L models, plus the FO-35 thinner. Confirm each pair's role, fit, origin and seller terms.

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Product types listed
Thinning scissors
Last reviewed
September 2026
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Takano Canada’s Fitz collection provides the current range to compare. You may also see the spelling Fits in older directory links; the seller labels the shears Fitz. Use the model code as well as the name when confirming a pair.

Compare the named models

Takano lists the AZ-50 by model code without specifying whether it is a cutter or thinner. The FO-35 is described as an offset, 35-tooth thinner. The AZ-55L is labelled left-handed, but its cutter or thinner role also needs confirmation. Check the exact pair’s intended use, blade length, handle and hand before ordering.

Takano describes the AZ-50 with Hitachi 440C metal and a Japan-made screw, and labels the AZ-55L material Hitachi SUS440C. These are details of the named listings. A Japanese component does not tell you where the complete shear was made, and the seller does not give one material specification for every model in the collection.

Buying

Check the selected pair on the Takano Fitz collection for its current Canadian price and availability. Ask Takano to confirm material, country of manufacture, shipping destination and service terms for that model if they affect your decision.

Fitz FAQ

Are Fits and Fitz the same listing?

The page retains an older Fits URL, while Takano Canada labels the current range Fitz. Use the exact model name when asking the seller about a pair.

How do the Fitz AZ-50 and FO-35 listings differ?

Takano lists the AZ-50 model without specifying whether it is a cutter or thinner, while it describes the FO-35 as an offset, 35-tooth thinner. Confirm the selected pair’s intended use, size and handle with Takano.

Is there a left-handed Fitz model?

Takano labels the AZ-55L as a left-handed model. Check the current hand configuration and dimensions on its listing before ordering.

Are Fitz scissors made in Japan or all made from the same steel?

Takano describes the AZ-50 with Hitachi 440C metal and a Japan-made screw, while the AZ-55L listing says Hitachi SUS440C. Those model descriptions do not establish the factory country or material for every Fitz shear. Ask Takano about the exact pair.

Sources checked for this profile: Takano Canada Fitz collection, Takano Canada Fitz AZ-50 model, Takano Canada Fitz FO-35 thinning model, Takano Canada Fitz AZ-55L left-handed model. Last reviewed September 2026.

External buying links for Fitz

These links open maker or seller sites. ScissorBrands does not process orders. Some external seller links may earn us a commission. A link does not confirm current stock, seller authorisation or warranty terms; check those with the maker or seller. How seller links work.