Beauty Instruments

Beauty Instruments Manufacturing Process

1. Raw Material Selection

Materials Used: High-quality stainless steel (usually 420, 440, or 304 grade), carbon steel, or titanium.
Purpose: Ensures corrosion resistance, durability, and precision.
Process: The steel is sourced in sheets, rods, or coils according to the type of instrument.

2. Forging / Cutting

Forging: Steel is heated and hammered into rough shapes (for tools like scissors or tweezers).
Cutting: Laser cutting or die-cutting is used to shape parts for finer instruments.
Result: Rough blanks of tools in the desired shape.

3. Milling and Machining

CNC and manual machines refine the instrument’s body, add grooves, edges, or joint areas.
Drilling and slotting are done where required, such as in scissor hinges.

4. Heat Treatment

Purpose: To increase hardness and strength.
Instruments are heat-treated in furnaces and then cooled in oil or water (quenching).
Afterward, tempering may follow to reduce brittleness.

5. Grinding and Filing

Rough edges are smoothed.
Blades are ground to shape (especially for scissors, nippers, and tweezers).
Manual or machine filing creates the final contours and finishes.

6. Polishing and Buffing

Types: Mirror finish, matte finish, satin finish, sand-blast finish.
Uses buffing wheels and polishing compounds to give aesthetic and functional finish.

7. Joint Assembly

For multi-part tools like scissors or nail nippers:
- Riveting or screwing is used to join parts.
- Tension and movement are adjusted for smooth function.

8. Sharpening

Edges are sharpened manually or with precision machines.
Quality control checks ensure the sharpness is consistent and safe.

9. Ultrasonic Cleaning

Tools are cleaned using ultrasonic machines to remove oils, metal dust, and polishing residues.

10. Surface Coating / Plating (Optional)

Some instruments are plated with nickel, gold, or black oxide for added protection or aesthetic appeal.
Coating also helps reduce corrosion and improve sterilization compatibility.

11. Laser Marking / Branding

Logos, sizes, and batch numbers are engraved using laser marking machines for branding and traceability.

12. Quality Control Inspection

Each instrument is checked for:
- Finish
- Sharpness
- Alignment
- Functionality
Non-conforming items are repaired or rejected.

13. Packaging

Final instruments are packed in sterilized pouches, blister packs, or custom boxes.
User manuals or branding inserts may be included.

14. Shipping

Products are boxed in bulk and shipped to wholesalers, retailers, or directly to customers worldwide.

TAKING CARE OF YOUR SCISSORS will pay huge dividends in how your Scissors/ Shears cut and how long they last. Following are some tips to follow to Care and treatment of scissors, safety & sharpening. Scissors that are properly being taken care of can be enjoyed for a long time. But incorrect use and handling will ruin them. The following advice should be noted:

1) KEEPING SCISSORS CLEAN Dust, fluff and the remains of cutting material should be wiped off the cutting edges and blades. The scissors should be stored in a dry place. This applies particularly to nickel-plated, carbon steel scissors and shears because the unprotected areas of the surface are prone to corrosion in damp air.

2) KEEPING SCISSORS SAFE Do not store your scissors in a bag or box. The tips can be damaged, nicks can occur, as well as other physical damage. Use a specially designed professional hair shears case, a fabric tool roll, a wallet, or an acrylic stand in which to store your shears

3) MAINTAINING THE EASY CLOSING ACTION Now and then the screw slot and the between should be oiled with a drop of fine oil. Thus the easy closing force of the scissors will be maintained. Clean and oil your hair scissors on a regular basis (around the screw head and between the blades once a day). Do not use just any oil. Select one provided by your shear manufacturer or your sharpening service. They will provide the correct type of oil and a needle-nosed oil bottle that will allow you to put the oil where needed

4) CHECKING THE BLADE TENSION Check the tension of your shears periodically. If it's too tight, the blades will grind against each other as they cut, too loose and the blades will fold and bend hair instead of cutting. This may also cause nicks. To check the tension, with your left hand hold the shears by the ring without the finger rest, point facing up. With your right hand hold the ring with the finger rest, and open the shears so that it forms a cross. Release the ring in your right hand. It should drop only slightly, if it falls more than slightly, it's too loose; if it doesn't move at all, it's too tight. Adjust the tension accordingly with a tension adjuster or by turning the tension adjustment knob. Never adjust the tension on your scissors while the blades are open. This will eliminate the possibility of nicks to the blades

5) REGRINDING BY SPECIALISTS ONLY If a pair of scissors is used extensively, the cutting performance may suffer. It is then advisable to seek the service of a specialist retailer there the scissors will be taken apart, the inside of the blades reground, the closing action re-established and finally the blades re-honed. Afterwards scissors and shears are practically as good as new.

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