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Founouly AP005 ceramic, 3 pack

Three zirconia ceramic blades for the maker’s own 005 and 006 clippers, at $16.99, with no size number or cut length.

Founouly three-pack of zirconia ceramic pet clipper replacement blades

Founouly AP005 ceramic, 3 pack

Three zirconia ceramic blades for the maker’s own 005 and 006 clippers, at $16.99, with no size number or cut length.

Blades in the pack
3
Material
Zirconia ceramic and stainless steel
Stated compatibility
The maker’s own clippers 005 and 006
Size
Not published
Cut length
Not published
Reference
AP005 — shared with the Grimgrow pack on this shelf
Maker claim
Never overheats, never rusts
Stated limit
Cut long coats shorter with scissors first, or the clipper jams
Weight
50 g (1.8 oz)
Amazon reference
B09XHX5GDF
EAN
5290618932083
  • Names the clippers it fits, which its identically referenced twin does not
  • Names the ceramic — zirconia — rather than saying only "ceramic"
  • No size number and no cut length, so it compares with nothing

Best for: The maker’s own 005 or 006 clipper, when the blade stops biting

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Specifications

Blades in the pack
3
Material
Zirconia ceramic and stainless steel
Stated compatibility
The maker’s own clippers 005 and 006
Size
Not published
Cut length
Not published
Reference
AP005 — shared with the Grimgrow pack on this shelf
Maker claim
Never overheats, never rusts
Stated limit
Cut long coats shorter with scissors first, or the clipper jams
Weight
50 g (1.8 oz)
Amazon reference
B09XHX5GDF
EAN
5290618932083

What you are getting

Three ceramic replacement blades, $16.99, for the maker’s own clippers 005 and 006 — stated on the page, which is more than its twin manages.

The twin, and what this page adds

Grimgrow sells the same three-pack of ceramic blades at the same $16.99 under the same reference, AP005. The difference between the two pages is one sentence: this one says the blades are “just for our hair clipper 005 & 006”.

That single line turns an unnamed blade into a blade with a known machine. It still names no size and no mount, but it tells you what it belongs to.

What it is made of

Zirconia ceramic and stainless steel — the only one of the three ceramic packs in this group to name the ceramic. The maker claims it “never gets overheated or rusty”, which is the standard ceramic argument, and that the blade head is removable for cleaning.

What the page still does not say

No size number and no cut length. The shelf’s whole premise is that a number means the same thing across brands — a #10 leaves about 1.5 mm whoever stamped it — and this page has none. Nothing on it says whether these blades clip close or tidy long.

For comparison, the DODAER blade on this shelf is $15.99 and publishes a size, a cut length, an A5 mount and two named materials.

A warning the others do not give

“If your pets have thick and long coats, please do use the scissor to cut shorter firstly. Or else the clipper may get jammed up while trimming.” That is a limit stated by the maker, and the only one of its kind in this group.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $17 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-06. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions owners ask

Which clippers does it fit?

The maker’s own 005 and 006, and the page says so directly. That is the one thing it publishes that its twin does not: Grimgrow sells the same pack under the same AP005 reference at the same price without naming a machine. Neither names a mount type, so neither can be checked against a clipper from another brand.

What is zirconia ceramic worth here?

It is the reason for the maker’s two claims — that the blade "never gets overheated or rusty". Ceramic does not corrode and conducts heat poorly, so it does not pick up warmth from the motor the way steel does. What the listing does not give is any figure: no temperature, no blade life, no sharpening interval. The shelf’s own guidance still applies — oil the blade and change it when the job starts taking longer.

Why scissor a long coat first?

Because the blade jams. The maker states it: "if your pets have thick and long coats, please do use the scissor to cut shorter firstly. Or else the clipper may get jammed up while trimming." A clipper that stalls heats, and a hot blade is what makes an animal refuse the clipper next time. No other listing in this group publishes this limit.

Products this fits

All clipper blades