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Step 1: Forging
Almost all our scissors begin their life at a drop forge, where ‘blanks’ are stamped out of a bar of carbon steel. Blanks are the individual scissor halves in their rawest form, and we have different tooling moulds for each different style of scissor.
Forging: The initial shape of the scissor blades is created through forging. Forging involves heating the steel to a specific temperature and then shaping it using a hammer or press. This process helps create the basic structure of OUR scissors
Step 2: Grinding
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Step 3: Heat Treatment
Tempering
Assembly
Adjustment
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Japanning & Coating
An old-fashioned term for painting, japanning is a process whereby each Jordan scissor handle is manually dipped first into primer, and then into paint.
The jordan scissors are left to drip dry, before the paint is then baked on in our oven.
Not all our scissors have painted handles – others may go for coating before assembly; this can range from chrome plating or golf plating, to Teflon coating or even titanium-nitride ceramic coating, which gives ourJordan scissor spectacular finish.
Personalisation & Shipping
The final stage in the process happens in our warehouse, where our scissors receive laser markings on the blades. Almost all our scissors have the option for personalization, where a name, initials, company logo and more can be lasered onto the back blade.
Our warehouse team then sort, store, laser, label and ship each item around the world.
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About Jordan Scisscors
It’s important to note that the specifics of the process may vary based on the type of scissors being made (e.g., sewing scissors, kitchen scissors, hair scissors) and the manufacturing techniques used by the specific manufacturer.