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Andis Gold Shallow-Tooth T-Blade

UGC AN-74115
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● PRECISION SHARPNESS: Andis blades deliver a close, clean shave with minimal irritation and tugging
● UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: Double edge design fits most standard safety razors for easy blade replacement
● DURABLE EDGE RETENTION: High-quality steel maintains sharpness through multiple uses for consistent performance
● PROFESSIONAL VALUE: Bulk count pack ideal for barbershops, salons, and frequent shavers seeking reliability

Features

SKU: AN-74115 | UPC: 40102741159

Andis Gold Shallow-Tooth T-Blade: A Replacement Outliner Blade Built for Tight Lines

The Andis Gold Shallow-Tooth T-Blade is a replacement T-shaped trimmer blade for barbers who live in the detail work. The shallow tooth geometry means the cutting edge sits closer to the skin than a standard deep-tooth outliner blade, which is what gives crisp line-ups, sharp corners and clean beard edges. Fit it to a compatible Andis outliner-style trimmer when your original blade has dulled, or run it as a dedicated lining blade alongside your everyday one.

Key Features

  • Shallow-tooth cutting edge: Sits close to the skin for tight lines, sharp corners and a defined edge on hairlines, beards and necklines.
  • Wide T-head shape: The extended T profile reaches into corners and along edges that a standard clipper blade cannot follow.
  • Gold-finished blade set: The gold surface finish gives the blade its distinct look and a smooth feel through the hair.
  • Direct drop-in replacement: Mounts on compatible Andis outliner-style trimmers using the existing blade screws, no modification needed.
  • Restores a tired trimmer: A fresh blade brings back the bite of a trimmer that has started pulling or skipping, at a fraction of a new tool.
  • Adjustable alignment: Blade position can be set during installation to dial in exactly how close the trimmer cuts.
  • Professional daily-use part: Built as a shop consumable for barbers who line up dozens of clients a week.

How to Use

  1. Switch the trimmer off and unplug it or remove the battery before touching the blade.
  2. Loosen and remove the two blade screws, then lift the old blade set away and brush the hair debris out of the blade seat.
  3. Seat the new T-blade on the mount, refit the screws and leave them slightly loose.
  4. Align the cutting blade with the guide blade, set your preferred closeness, then tighten the screws evenly.
  5. Apply a few drops of clipper oil across the teeth, run the trimmer for a few seconds and wipe off the excess before your first cut.

Specifications

  • Brand: Andis
  • Size: T-blade head, shallow-tooth profile
  • Form: Replacement trimmer blade set with mounting screws
  • Finish: Gold
  • Best for: Line-ups, edging, beard detailing and finishing work
  • Quantity: 1 blade set
  • SKU: AN-74115

About Andis

Andis has been supplying professional clippers, trimmers and replacement blades to barbers for generations, and its outliner-style trimmers are among the most recognised lining tools behind the chair. The brand supports those tools with a deep range of replacement blades so a shop can keep a trimmer cutting sharp for years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which trimmers does this blade fit?
It is made for Andis outliner-style trimmers that take a T-blade on a two-screw mount. Check the blade reference on your current blade or in your trimmer manual before ordering.
What does shallow-tooth actually change?
The teeth are shorter, so the cutting edge rides closer to the skin. That is what produces a tighter, more defined line than a deep-tooth blade.
Does it come with screws?
Replacement blade sets ship as a complete blade assembly ready to mount. Keep your original screws as spares.
How often should a blade be replaced?
There is no fixed interval. Replace it when the trimmer starts pulling hair, skipping or losing its edge even after cleaning, oiling and correct alignment.
Do I need to oil it?
Yes. Oil the blade before first use and regularly afterwards. Running a dry blade is the quickest way to dull it and overheat the trimmer.