How much shorter is #15 than #10?

The nominal metric difference is 0.3 mm: #15 is 1.2 mm (3/64 in) and #10 is 1.5 mm (1/16 in). Use these as listed specifications, not a promise of an exact finished coat.

Does #15 carry an F or FC tooth label?

No. This #15 product is classified as standard tooth in the published range. The F/FC Finish Cut labels apply to the designated longer finishing sizes.

Is the #15 breed reference a universal safety recommendation?

No. The customer sheet lists a broad breed context for professional detail work. Selection still depends on the individual coat, skin and intended body area; breed name alone is not an acceptance criterion.

A5 detachable blade reference

#15 A5 Clipper Blade

#15 has a listed cut length of 1.2 mm (3/64 in). It sits between #30 and #10 and gives a distributor a distinct short-length line for the supplied face-and-feet application reference.

Blade specification

The #15 listing uses standard teeth, not the F/FC Finish Cut designation. Tooth pitch and tolerances are configurable requirements, but there is no published numerical tooth-spacing result for this size.

Blade format: A5 detachable
Listed cut length: 1.2 mm (3/64 in)
Published tooth type: Standard

#15 photos and video

#15 detachable clipper blade, front view — front view

#15 product and mounting demonstration

Shown: the carbon-steel moving-cutter configuration. Confirm the exact cutter configuration and clipper model before ordering.

15-second product-handling excerpt. The machine shown is demonstration equipment, not a universal compatibility claim. Video stills retain the original platform watermark. There is no spoken audio.

Review the teeth, markings and mounting connection shown here. Cutter material, branding and packaging are specified separately in your quotation and approved sample.

Separate detail trimming from longer finish work

The confirmed typical-use sheet lists face and feet for #15; customer context also includes fine detail work and paw pads. A trained groomer must decide whether that length is appropriate for the individual animal and area.

Face
Feet

Customer-provided selection reference

These catalogue references describe applications to review, not suitability for every dog of a named breed. A qualified groomer should assess coat and skin; veterinary preparation requires veterinary direction.

Coat context: Ultra-fine coat context, Very-close clipping context
Referenced breeds: All dog breeds
Referenced body areas: Face details, Paw pads
Referenced use context: Very-close trimming, Professional groomer use

Construction and material options

A #15 blade number does not select a metal grade. Ask for the fixed steel grade and moving-cutter material as separate fields. If carbon-steel and ceramic versions are evaluated, keep all other sample conditions documented for a useful comparison.

Fixed blade material: Steel
Moving blade material options: Carbon steel, Ceramic
Steel grade options: 3Cr, 4Cr, 5Cr, 420J12, Custom

Configurable manufacturing parameters

The following parameters can be specified for an A5 blade program.

Steel grade
Heat treatment
Surface coating
Tooth pitch
Tolerance

Prepare a specification-focused RFQ

Include requested blade size, exact clipper model, moving-blade material, steel grade, customization, packaging, and quantity. MOQ is 100 pieces; standard lead time is 1–2 weeks.

Request a Quote for #15

Compare nearby cut lengths

Compare nominal listed lengths, not a guarantee of the finished coat. Coat condition, preparation and handling affect the result.

For an assortment review, compare #15 directly with #10 rather than grouping both as an identical short blade. Their listed metric lengths differ by 0.3 mm. Capture the intended finish and sample approval in the purchase specification so the distinction survives into retail labelling.

Blade specification	Listed cut length	Published use reference
#30	0.5 mm (1/50 in)	Close trimming, Ears
#15	1.2 mm (3/64 in)	Face, Feet
#10	1.5 mm (1/16 in)	Abdomen, Sanitary areas

Confirm the clipper model before ordering

This is an A5 detachable blade, not a universal fit claim. Check the Compatible with model list, then include the exact model and a mounting photo in the RFQ. Blade size identifies cut length; it does not verify the machine.

Check Compatible with model references

Inspection evidence to request

For #15 acceptance, identify the 1.2 mm sample, review tooth condition and cutter alignment, and record fit on the buyer's nominated model. Request labels that distinguish #15 from #10; the close nominal lengths make clear order-line identification especially useful.

Jizu states an IQC / IPQC / OQC workflow. No size-specific hardness, tolerance, temperature, service-life or batch pass-rate results are published. The checks below are proposed purchase requirements, not measured results.

Review the inspection checklist

#15 blade questions

Confirmed specification details and RFQ inputs for B2B buyers.

How much shorter is #15 than #10?: The nominal metric difference is 0.3 mm: #15 is 1.2 mm (3/64 in) and #10 is 1.5 mm (1/16 in). Use these as listed specifications, not a promise of an exact finished coat.
Does #15 carry an F or FC tooth label?: No. This #15 product is classified as standard tooth in the published range. The F/FC Finish Cut labels apply to the designated longer finishing sizes.
Is the #15 breed reference a universal safety recommendation?: No. The customer sheet lists a broad breed context for professional detail work. Selection still depends on the individual coat, skin and intended body area; breed name alone is not an acceptance criterion.