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Carmic Replacement Blade 2.0 Mm Deep Tooth - Fx707

UGC CRM-B002245
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● PRECISION SHARPNESS: Carmic 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: CRM-B002245 | UPC: 22453

Carmic Replacement Blade 2.0 mm Deep Tooth (FX707) - A Fresh Cutting Edge for Your Trimmer

The Carmic Replacement Blade is a 2.0 mm deep tooth blade built to the FX707 fitment, sold as a single replacement blade for professional trimmers that use this blade format. Deep tooth blades have wider, more pronounced teeth than standard fine blades, which lets them feed through dense, coarse or longer hair without pushing, snagging or clogging. Once a blade dulls, no amount of oiling brings back a clean line, and replacing it is the fastest way to restore a trimmer that has started pulling instead of cutting.

Key Features

  • 2.0 mm cutting length: Leaves a defined, even 2.0 mm length rather than a bald finish, useful for blending and bulk work.
  • Deep tooth design: Wider tooth spacing feeds thick or curly hair into the blade instead of trapping it at the surface.
  • FX707 fitment: Built to the FX707 replacement blade format, so it drops onto trimmers that take this blade type.
  • Restores cutting performance: A new blade fixes pulling, dragging and uneven lines faster than any adjustment or cleaning routine.
  • Handles bulk removal: The deeper teeth make quick work of heavy growth before you move on to detail work.
  • Single replacement blade: Sold individually so you can keep a spare in the drawer and swap in seconds between clients.

How to Use

  1. Switch the trimmer off and unplug it, or remove the battery if the model allows it.
  2. Loosen and remove the screws holding the existing blade set, then lift the old blade off and clean any hair and debris from the blade seat.
  3. Seat the new blade on the mounting posts, checking that the drive lever sits correctly in the cutter before you tighten anything.
  4. Tighten the screws evenly and by hand pressure only, then run the trimmer briefly to confirm it sounds smooth and even.
  5. Apply two or three drops of clipper oil along the teeth, run the trimmer for a few seconds, and wipe off the excess before use.

Specifications

  • Brand: Carmic
  • Size: 2.0 mm cutting length
  • Form: Replacement trimmer blade set
  • Blade style: Deep tooth
  • Fitment: FX707 replacement blade format
  • Best for: Thick, coarse or curly hair, bulk removal and blending at a defined length
  • Quantity: 1 blade

About Carmic

Carmic supplies cutting tools and replacement parts for the professional barbering trade, with a focus on the consumable side of the station: blades, guards and the hardware that wears out with daily use. Blades wear out, and keeping a matching replacement on hand is standard practice in a busy shop. Carmic parts are made to established fitments so they fit tools barbers already own.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit my trimmer?
It is made to the FX707 replacement blade format. Check your trimmer's manual or the code on your current blade to confirm it takes an FX707-style blade before ordering.
What does deep tooth mean?
The teeth are wider and more deeply cut than on a standard fine blade. That geometry lets thick or curly hair enter the blade freely, so the trimmer cuts through heavy growth instead of pushing it aside.
Can I use it for line-ups and edging?
Deep tooth blades are made for cutting through bulk at a set length, not for razor-sharp outlines. For crisp line work, a fine or zero-gap blade is the right tool.
How often should a blade be replaced?
It depends entirely on workload. A barber cutting all day will replace blades far more often than a home user. Pulling, snagging, uneven cutting and extra heat are the usual signals.