Links

Takano lists Links LS-50, LS-55 and LS-60 with the same lefty description; confirm hand and length.

Takano Canada lists Links models, but its checked pages do not identify the brand operator or manufacturing country; the Other grouping remains provisional.

Directory snapshot

Compare Takano's three Links listings and their seller-described blades and handle. The visible length and hand fields are blank, so confirm the exact pair.

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Last reviewed
September 2026
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Takano Canada’s Links collection lists three models: LS-50, LS-55 and LS-60. Each product page repeats a short “Lefty Model” description with cobalt-alloyed blades, offset handles, a detachable finger rest and an adjustable screw. That gives a useful set of questions for a seller, but the published text does not explain how the three pairs differ.

Confirm hand and length

The model numbers do not establish physical lengths. Takano’s visible Length and Hand specification values are blank on all three checked pages, even though their descriptions call the models lefty. Ask Takano for the selected pair’s measured blade and overall length, hand orientation and blade arrangement. If you work left-handed, those details matter more than the model code alone.

The cobalt-alloyed wording is Takano’s description for these listings, not a published steel grade or an independently established specification for every Links product. Ask for the exact model’s blade material and any service guidance that matters to your work.

Buying and origin

Use the Links collection to open the precise listing, then confirm price, availability, delivery and aftercare directly with Takano. The checked pages do not name Links’ legal operator or manufacturing country. Takano is a Canadian seller; that does not establish where the scissors are made. The Other directory grouping remains provisional.

Links FAQ

How do Links LS-50, LS-55 and LS-60 differ?

Takano’s Links collection lists all three. Their LS-50, LS-55 and LS-60 pages repeat the same short feature list. The visible specification fields do not give lengths or explain the practical differences; ask Takano about the exact pair.

Are the Links models left-handed?

Takano calls each checked LS listing a “Lefty Model,” but the LS-50, LS-55 and LS-60 pages leave their visible Hand fields blank. Confirm the physical pair’s hand and blade orientation with Takano before ordering.

What material and handle details does Takano give?

The LS-50, LS-55 and LS-60 pages each describe cobalt-alloyed blades, offset handles, a detachable finger rest and an adjustable screw. The seller does not name a specific steel grade in these listings; confirm the exact model’s construction and fit.

Where can I check Links price, stock and origin?

Open the exact model from the Takano Links collection and confirm current price, availability, delivery and aftercare. The checked pages do not identify the brand operator or factory country.

Sources checked for this profile: Takano Canada Links collection, Takano Canada Links LS-50 listing, Takano Canada Links LS-55 listing, Takano Canada Links LS-60 listing. Last reviewed September 2026.

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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.