Scissor Profiles Grouped Under the USA

Browse USA-grouped profiles while checking each maker, model origin and current buyer path.

CNC retains its USA directory route, but its recorded maker domain and shop currently fail DNS. Blacksmith Blades lists a Lewisville, Texas contact address on its current VG10 product pages, but does not identify the finished shears' factory country. Bokhari gives a Tennessee business address yet says its described Cobalt line is manufactured in China from Japanese steel. These routes do not assert US manufacture.

Etaro is introduced and refinished by Hikari Products USA, whose own page says the scissors are made in China with Japanese steel. Kissaki has an indexed Tennessee company page, but direct official-site requests returned access challenges; its buyer and factory details remain under review. These USA routes do not imply US manufacture.

BLACKICE PROFESSIONAL publishes an Illinois brand address, but no exact current shear model or buyer path was verified. C-MON has WB seller listings for named USA-made models, while the brand’s owner and range-wide factory origin remain open. The old WB supply-company date is not a C-MON founding date.

FHI Heat has a documented US operator and historical KORE shears, but its current official shop does not show a relevant shear buyer path. KARG documents its New York company and active named shears; the US operator address is not a factory-origin statement.

ICON has a Nashville contact and says it operates a Sialkot facility, while individual product-origin fields conflict. Yoko appears in a Delaware seller catalogue but still needs a confirmed maker and buyer path. Kokoro USA is a New Hampshire importer and distributor, not a verified US shear factory. Each profile states the model-level check needed before treating this group as a manufacturing-origin list.

Stay Sharp is a Waverly, New York retailer and sharpening service with a separate house-shear line. Its named left-hand cutter and texturiser list 440C, but the US mailing address does not establish a factory country for the broader catalogue.

Symphony publishes a Fremont, Ohio factory and direct catalogue of cutting, blending and left-hand shears. Its Eickert family craft history is separate from the present business’s founding date; compare model specifications in the maker shop.

Scalpmaster is listed in Burmax’s wholesale catalogue with a left-hand 7-inch cutter and a 46-tooth thinner. Burmax’s New York address and 1948 company history do not establish the shear line’s founding date or a US factory for each model.