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Andis Clipping Blades | Emmers Equestrian
Andis is a widely recognised name in clipper blades, valued by grooms and riders for everyday use and show preparation alike.
At Emmers Equestrian, our Andis collection covers a range of blade lengths and configurations to suit different coats and clipping needs. The range includes close-cutting blades often used for show preparation, alongside longer options suited to trace and blanket clips. Fine blades are commonly chosen for sensitive areas like the head and legs, while wider blades are generally used for larger body areas.
Many riders pair Andis blades with regular maintenanc like oiling, cleaning and, when needed, professional sharpening to help keep them performing well. Andis blades are compatible with a range of clipper models, and sit alongside our wider clippers and clipper care collections.
A few tips for choosing and using
- Blade length is generally matched to the job, shorter for show clips, longer for trace or blanket clips.
- Fine blades often suit sensitive areas, head and legs are commonly mentioned here.
- Wider blades tend to cover large areas more efficiently, worth considering for full-body clips.
- Regular oiling is a widely recommended habit, many riders apply a few drops before and after use.
- Cleaning blades after each use is generally advised and helps remove hair residue and maintain performance.
- Checking blade compatibility with your clipper is a sensible first step before purchasing.
- Professional sharpening can extend a blade's usable life which is worth considering when cutting quality declines.
- Keeping spare blades on hand is a common practice and useful for busier clipping periods.
Frequently Asked Questions - Andis at Emmers Equestrian
What are Andis clipping blades used for?
They're generally used across a range of clipping jobs, from show preparation to routine seasonal clips.
Are Andis blades compatible with all clippers?
Compatibility varies by model, so checking against your specific clipper is recommended.
How often should I oil my blades?
Many riders oil before and after each use as a general routine, checking your blade's specific guidance is worthwhile.
What's the difference between fine and wide blades?
Fine blades are often used for detail work on sensitive areas, while wider blades typically cover larger areas more efficiently.
How do I know when a blade needs sharpening?
A decline in cutting quality or increased pulling is often mentioned as a sign worth addressing.
Can Andis blades be used for show preparation?
Many riders choose closer-cutting options for this purpose.
How should I store blades between uses?
Keeping them clean, oiled and in a dry, protected space is generally recommended.
Do I need different blades for different coat types?
Many riders do choose different configurations depending on coat thickness and the clip being done.