MG 5900 Japanese SS Thin 46 Tooth 6.5 in

Master Grooming Tools' 5900 is a 6.5-inch thinning shear made from Japanese stainless steel, with a 46-tooth blade built for blending and softening a coat. It's designed for groomers who need to remove bulk without leaving a hard line in the coat, especially where a straight shear would look too abrupt. The 46-tooth edge is built to thin gradually, for a more natural finish than a straight shear leaves behind. Used alongside a straight or curved shear, it helps take a cut from a rough first pass to a finished, blended look, rounding out a more complete set of grooming shears.

Key Benefits of the 5900 Thinning Shear:

• Japanese stainless steel gives this shear a blade material built for precise, repeated cutting on the grooming table, day after day.
• A 46-tooth blade is designed to remove coat bulk gradually, instead of leaving an abrupt, blunt line.
• Thinning shears like this one help blend the transition between longer and shorter areas of a cut, so the change in length looks intentional.
• The 6.5-inch size keeps the shear compact and easy to control during detailed thinning work.
• Using a dedicated thinning shear helps soften the finish of a groom for a more natural-looking coat.
• A 46-tooth count sits in a range built for gradual thinning rather than heavy, fast bulk removal.
• Stainless steel is the material specified for this blade, a common choice among professional grooming shears.
• This shear rounds out a grooming kit alongside straight and curved shears for a fuller range of finishing techniques.
• A compact 6.5-inch frame makes it easier to maneuver around tighter areas of a pet's coat.
• Pairing a Japanese steel blade with a 46-tooth design targets groomers who want control over how much bulk they remove.

For groomers who want to soften and blend a finish rather than cut a hard line, the 5900 thinning shear from Master Grooming Tools pairs Japanese stainless steel with a 46-tooth blade in a manageable 6.5-inch size. It's a precise tool for shaping the last details of a cut, pass after pass, once the bulk of the work is already done. Add it to the kit alongside your straight and curved shears for a fuller range of finishing options on every coat type you work with.