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Comparison Aurora AU 294 vs Aurora AU 081

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Aurora AU 294
Aurora AU 081
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Main functionclipperclipper
In box
Nozzles
clipper blade
clipper blade
Fixed combs
4 pcs /3, 6, 9 and 12 mm/
4 pcs /3, 6, 9, 12 mm/
Specs
Haircut lengthup to 12 mmup to 12 mm
Blade length adjustment
Blade width40 mm
Power10 W10 W
Blades material/coatingtitaniumtitanium
Power source
Power supplymainsmains
General
Additionally included
scissors
comb
scissors
comb
Materialplastic
Hanging loop
Cable length1.8 m1.8 m
Color
Added to E-Catalogoctober 2021august 2019

Blade width

The width of the operating tool (blade) of the clipper. A wide blade is important for head hair trimmers, as it allows you to capture more hair in one pass and cuts faster. In turn, beard and mustache clippers use narrower knives, which is useful for fine work to give facial hair the desired shape.

Material

— Metal. High-end clippers/trimmers use a metal body. Typically found in professional models, and occasionally in semi-professional ones, a metal casing ensures remarkable durability and resistance to heavy use. However, this design substantially elevates the device's weight and cost.

— Plastic. Mostly low-cost clippers/trimmers are equipped with a plastic case. The plastic case is lightweight and easy to care for. Among the shortcomings of plastic, only low strength can be noted. If you intensively use a trimmer/clipper with a plastic case, then the working surface of the device will quickly become covered with scratches and scuffs.

— Metal/plastic. Semi-professional clippers/trimmers commonly feature a combination of metal and plastic casing. These models incorporate metal with plastic inserts. This approach maintains a high level of reliability while using plastic inserts to lower device costs and enhance user-friendliness. Clippers with combined casings are versatile for both home and salon use.