1. Design:
- Shape: Nail clippers typically have a small, compact design with a lever mechanism that activates the cutting blades. They often resemble a small, spring-loaded plier.
- Material: Made from durable materials like stainless steel, which provides strength and resists corrosion. Some models may have plastic or rubber components for added grip and comfort.
2. Types:
- Standard Nail Clippers: Designed for regular fingernails, these clippers usually have a straight or slightly curved cutting edge.
- Toenail Clippers: Larger and sturdier, often with a wider opening and more robust cutting edge to handle thicker toenails.
- Precision Clippers: Equipped with a finer cutting edge for detailed work, such as trimming hangnails or cutting small nails.
3. Usage:
- Fingernails: Used to trim and shape fingernails efficiently. The lever action allows for clean cuts with minimal effort.
- Toenails: Larger clippers are used for toenails, providing more leverage and strength to cut through thicker nail material.
