Geib Buttercut #7F Wide Clipper Blade for Dog Grooming

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SKU: GB-SS-7F-W Categories: ,
Brand: Geib

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Product Overview

A Wider 1/8-Inch Finish for Faster Body Work

The Geib Buttercut #7F Wide Clipper Blade gives you the same short, smooth finish as a standard #7F with a broader cutting path. This 7F wide clipper blade leaves the coat approximately 1/8 inch, or 3.2 mm, long. The extra width covers more of the body with each pass, which makes it a strong fit for medium and large dogs.

The blade is crafted from high-carbon German stainless steel for dependable sharpness through daily professional use. Its full-tooth finishing design uses closely spaced teeth for an even result, so you spend less time going back over lines.

Need more control around the face and feet? Compare it with the standard Geib Buttercut #7F Clipper Blade, or browse the full lineup of Geib Buttercut wide blades from Waggz.

Product Features

1/8-Inch Finishing Length

The #7F Wide leaves approximately 1/8 inch, or 3.2 mm, of coat for a short, neat finish.

Wider Cutting Surface

The wide blade covers more area per pass than the standard #7F, so body work on larger dogs takes fewer strokes.

Full-Tooth Finishing Design

Closely spaced teeth produce a smoother, more uniform finish than a skip-tooth blade.

High-Carbon German Stainless Steel

Stainless-steel construction supports a clean cut and dependable edge retention through regular salon and mobile use.

Ideal Uses

  • Short body clips on medium and large dogs
  • Covering the back, sides, and chest quickly with a smooth finish
  • Busy salons and mobile groomers who want fewer passes per groom
  • Groomers who already use a standard #7F and want a wide option for body work

Specifications

  • Brand: Geib Buttercut
  • Blade size: #7F Wide
  • Cut length: Approximately 1/8 inch
  • Metric cut length: Approximately 3.2 mm
  • Blade style: Full-tooth finishing blade
  • Blade width: Wide
  • Blade system: A5-style detachable
  • Material: High-carbon German stainless steel
  • Waggz SKU: GB-SS-7F-W

Choosing the Right Geib Buttercut Wide Blade

Want a little more length across the same wide path? Consider the Geib Buttercut #5F Wide Clipper Blade, which leaves approximately 1/4 inch, or 6.4 mm. For a longer body length, compare it with the Geib Buttercut #4F Wide Clipper Blade at approximately 3/8 inch. Need a closer cut for sanitary areas? The Geib Buttercut #10F Wide Clipper Blade leaves approximately 1/16 inch, or 1.5 mm.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is a 7F Wide Clipper Blade?

A 7F wide clipper blade is a full-tooth finishing blade that leaves about 1/8 inch, or 3.2 mm, of coat across a wider cutting surface than a standard #7F. Groomers use it for short body clips when they want to cover more area with each pass. The Geib Buttercut #7F Wide is made from high-carbon German stainless steel.

What Length Does a #7F Wide Blade Leave?

The #7F Wide leaves approximately 1/8 inch, or 3.2 mm, of coat.

What Is the Difference Between the Standard and Wide #7F Blades?

Both leave approximately 1/8 inch. The wide blade covers more surface area per pass for body work, while the standard #7F is easier to maneuver around the face, feet, and other small areas.

Will a Wide Blade Fit My Clipper?

The #7F Wide uses the A5-style detachable blade system and fits most A5-style clippers that accept wide blades. Check your clipper’s specifications before ordering, or contact the Waggz team for a recommendation.

What Does the F in #7F Mean?

The F marks a finishing, or full-tooth, blade. Its closely spaced teeth produce a smoother finish than a skip-tooth blade of the same length.

How Should I Care for a Wide Blade?

Remove loose hair after each use, clean and disinfect the blade with products made for grooming equipment, and oil it regularly. Check the blade temperature throughout every groom.

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