Juntetsu Sword Professional Hair Cutting Shears

A separate Sword Professional build

Sword Professional is a right-handed cutter in 6.0, 6.5 or 7.0 inches. Its construction combines an angled convex blade, offset handle, ATS314 cobalt stainless steel and ball-bearing pivot. Choose the nominal length within this family.

Start with the reach you use in a section or above the comb. Changing the nominal size changes the whole tool being considered; it does not tell you its blade span by itself. The barber reach guide explains how to read a published cutting measurement separately when the maker supplies one.

Keep the two Juntetsu Sword names distinct

The 6.5-inch Cobalt Sword is another model. Both pages offer that nominal size, but each has its own complete construction and option names. Cobalt Sword also includes 5.5 inches; Sword Professional begins at 6.0.

Use the shared size to organise the comparison, then examine the blade and ring contours and the exact pivot description. The blade guide separates edge grind from profile and cutting-line shape. The fit guide helps you describe what the grip and working-tip placement need to do in your usual cutting position.

Put the selected length in the brief

The 6.0-inch option, 6.5-inch option and 7.0-inch option all remain single cutters. Another size means selecting another complete shear.

If a second cutter is being considered, name the job it would add. You may want another reach for close work, or a same-length backup while a tool is away for service. The two-length kit guide helps you make that decision without buying a different nominal length by habit.

The separate Sword Elite set includes a toothed tool and therefore needs a component comparison as well. The Juntetsu profile keeps those roles and families together.

Clear hair from the pivot, dry the blades after cleaning and store the tips protected. Follow the exact ball-bearing instructions rather than assuming the mechanism supplies a complete care routine. A changed action belongs in a care enquiry.