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Andis introduces AGCL LightSpeed?, the first clipper designed with a light for ease of operation with animals.
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Andis introduces AGCL LightSpeed™, the first clipper designed with a light for ease of operation with animals.
The AGCL LightSpeed™ illuminates the entire blade, the company says, making the blade 18 times brighter, assuring expert clipping even in dark areas.
The light can be turned on or off with the flip of a switch and has two speed choices for professional use.
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The AGCL LightSpeed™ is equipped with an Ultraedge™ number 10 blade.
The clipper's blades are detachable for easy changing and cleaning. A locking blade hinge keeps blades securely in place.
Andis' carburized hardening process adds carbon to the cutting edge and creates blades that stay sharper, longer. A chrome finish resists rust and keeps blades operating at optimum performance.
Andis' CeramicEdge™ blades are designed to be more durable and stay up to 75-percent cooler than steel cutters.
AGCL LightSpeed™ runs quietly to help keep animals calm during grooming. With a break-resistant housing, the clippers internal parts are protected. These clippers are maintenance free and need no oiling or greasing of internal parts. The clipper's cord is 12-in.-long and remains flexible in all types of weather conditions.
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