KAI · Upholstery and fabric shears
Kai 7250SE 10-Inch Serrated Professional Shears
When to choose it
The 7250SE is the 10-inch Kai shear to compare when fabric tends to slip as you cut. Its micro-serrated edge is intended to grip slippery fabrics. That difference is relevant when you need to keep the edge of a loose cover panel aligned as you advance the blades.
The plain 7250 is the same nominal length, so you can compare the cutting edge while keeping the overall size steady. If you are choosing between the serrated 7230SE and 7250SE, Kai says the extra inch in the 7250SE is in the handle. Compare hand space rather than assuming a longer blade.
Specifications
- Brand
- KAI
- Construction
- Micro-serrated shear
- Work task
- Upholstery fabric cutting
- Model
- 7250SE
- Size
- 10 in nominal
- Edge
- Micro-serrated
- Weight
- 7.6 oz
- Series
- Kai 7000
- Amazon.com reference
- B011ANB9WS
Fit and buying advice
Match the material to Kai’s guidance and check handle room at your cutting station.
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Documentation
Questions about this product
Do the 7250 and 7250SE have the same cutting edge?
The SE has a micro-serrated edge. The 7250 gives a plain-edge comparison at the same nominal size.
Does the 10-inch version add blade reach compared with the 7230SE?
Kai attributes the extra inch to the handle. Compare the hand fit if you are choosing between those two sizes.
Which fabric problem makes the serrated option relevant?
Kai recommends the edge for gripping slippery material such as satin or silk while you cut.
