CLIPSTER, a brand by Albert Kerbl GmbH, specializes in high-quality cordless and corded trimming machines and clippers for animal grooming and personal care.
CLIPSTER is a specialized brand developed by Albert Kerbl GmbH, offering a wide range of high-performance clippers, shearing machines, and grooming tools. Designed for both professional agricultural settings and home use, CLIPSTER products cater to the specific grooming needs of large animals like cattle and horses, as well as pets and personal styling. Their lineup encompasses everything from robust, heavy-duty shears like the FarmClipper series to convenient, precision-driven cordless models like the DropiX, DeloX, and TaproX.
Backed by Kerbl's decades of reliable expertise in agricultural, farm, and pet supplies, CLIPSTER devices are engineered for optimum safety, precision, and durability. The brand offers comprehensive support and easily accessible replacement components, such as snap-on combs and cutting heads, ensuring longevity and consistent cutting performance across their entire range.
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For optimal cutting performance and to increase the service life of the machine, oil the clipping head every 15 minutes during operation and once daily before storing the device.
This typically means the blades are dull, lack lubrication, or the tension screw needs adjustment. Disassemble, clean, and oil the blades. If the clipper has a tension screw, adjust it slightly. If the blades are damaged or severely worn out, they must be replaced.
No. CLIPSTER clippers should never be immersed in water, as this creates a danger of electric shock and component damage. Clean the clipping head with the provided brush and use a dry or slightly damp cloth to wipe the body.
Depending on the model, cutting height can be adjusted using a slide switch, a setting wheel (e.g., 0.8 - 2.0 mm), or an adjustment lever. Additionally, you can attach different sized guide combs (usually 3mm, 6mm, 9mm, or 12mm) for varied cutting lengths.