Tokyo-based Phoenix publishes named cutting and thinning models with different steels, lengths and removal estimates.
Phoenix’s English model sheets list PHX-Japan A4 cutters in 440C, A6 cutters in ATS314 and A-series thinners with distinct removal rates.
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Phoenix Co., Ltd. identifies itself as a Tokyo business established in 2001 whose activities include planning, making and selling beauty shears. Its English product sheets make PHX-Japan unusually easy to compare at the model level. A Tokyo company address establishes the operator, while exact production origin should still be checked on the chosen item.
The A-series cutter sheet lists A4 in 440C and sizes from 5.5 to 7 inches. A6, in contrast, is listed in ATS314 at 5.5 and 6 inches. The B-series adds different geometry and materials. These are more useful buying differences than a general statement that PHX uses “Japanese stainless and cobalt.” Blade shape, hand and maker finish still influence how the finished shear feels.
The A-series thinner sheet lists A4-ST 60-30 with a 20–30% removal estimate and A5-ST 60-40 with a 40–50% estimate. Both are 6-inch options, but they are intended to take out different amounts. The maker’s percentages are guides for comparing models; section thickness and technique affect the result.
Use the maker sheet to confirm the exact steel, length, hand and tooth design. External seller links may carry a subset of the range or different service terms. The Japan brands hub is a way to compare other specialist lines.
The company profile names Phoenix Co., Ltd., established in October 2001 with a Tokyo business address and a business that includes planning, manufacturing and selling beauty shears.
No. The A-series sheet lists A4 in 440C and A6 in ATS314. Compare the named item before choosing by steel.
The maker sheet lists A4-ST 60-30 at about 20–30% and A5-ST 60-40 at about 40–50%. Treat these as model estimates, not universal cutting outcomes.
Sources checked for this profile: Phoenix company and maker information, PHX A-series cutters, PHX A-series thinners, PHX B-series cutters.