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Lister Horse Clippers: British Quality Since 1867 | Emmers Equestrian
Lister has been making clipping equipment for well over 150 years, and its horse clippers are trusted by riders, grooms and professional clippers across Europe. Known for durability, powerful motors and a smooth, even finish, Lister clippers are built to handle thick winter coats as well as fine trimming around the head and legs.
Our range includes the Lister Eclipse, a lightweight cordless clipper that gives you freedom of movement without trailing cables, along with a selection of replacement clipper blades in different cutting heights. Whether you need a fine 1.4mm blade for a show-ready finish or a 3mm blade for a practical body clip, you'll find the right blade for your horse's coat and clip style.
Keep your clipper running smoothly with Wahl clipping oil, specially formulated to reduce friction and heat and extend the life of your blades. Regular oiling and blade maintenance make clipping more comfortable for your horse and give you a cleaner result.
Browse our complete Lister collection and find everything you need for professional horse clipping at home or in the yard.
Frequently Asked Questions About Lister Horse Clippers
Which Lister clipper is best for my horse?
It depends on how often you clip and how many horses you have. For occasional clipping of one or two horses, a cordless model like the Lister Eclipse is convenient and easy to handle. For large yards or frequent full clips, a more powerful mains-powered model may suit you better.
What blade size should I use for clipping my horse?
A 3mm blade is a popular choice for general body clips, as it leaves a little protective coat. A fine blade (around 1.5mm) gives a closer, show-quality finish and works well for legs, heads and detail work.
How often should I oil my Lister blades?
Oil your Lister blades before you start and then roughly every 10 to 15 minutes while clipping. Regular oiling reduces friction and heat, keeps your horse comfortable and helps your blades last longer.
How often do Lister clipper blades need sharpening?
This depends on your horse's coat and how clean it is before clipping. As a rule, blades need sharpening when they start pulling hair, leaving lines or cutting unevenly. Clipping a clean, dry coat keeps blades sharper for longer.
How do I clean and maintain my Lister clipper?
After each use, brush hair out of the blades and air vents, wipe the blades clean and apply a few drops of clipping oil before storing. Check the blade tension and air filters regularly as described in your clipper's manual.