HEINIGER · ONYX CORD #10

Professional coat care starts with a tool that feels comfortable in your hand. Heiniger ONYX CORD #10 is designed for careful coat clipping; choosing the appropriate blade helps tailor the cut to the animal and the desired finish. The specifications below help you choose equipment for salon use or regular grooming.

Features in practice

Mains power suits work where you do not want to plan breaks around battery charge. ONYX CORD has a 4 m cable, 33.6 W power rating and a working speed of 2 800 / 3 500 double strokes per minute. The cable gives room to move around the workstation, while requiring a nearby power outlet. The clipper itself weighs 320 g. Cutting length is changed by selecting a suitable replacement blade, not by changing motor speed.

ONYX offers two speeds and a four-metre cable with a swivel connection to make repositioning easier. The textured surface supports a secure grip. Its construction is designed for service access; the model is developed and manufactured in Switzerland.

Blades, combs and compatibility

The Snap-On system changes cutting length by swapping the complete blade. This is useful when alternating shorter and longer areas or keeping a spare blade ready. Check the length in millimetres and attachment system rather than relying on the blade number alone. A metal attachment comb fits over a suitable blade and provides another way to adjust length.

Specifications at a glance

Designed for careful work

Check compatibility with your specific clipper before fitting. Snap-On refers to the matching detachable blade system, not every clipper from a particular brand. Work on clean, combed hair or coat without applying unnecessary pressure.

Care that pays off

Remove hair or coat residue after use and oil the cutting surfaces regularly as directed in the manual. A clean, properly lubricated blade runs more smoothly and maintains cutting quality. Switch the clipper off before changing accessories and check blade temperature during longer sessions.

Manufacturer presentation · Heiniger