Three blades, no number, and a shared reference
Grimgrow AP005 ceramic, 3 pack
Three ceramic replacement blades for an unnamed clipper, at $16.99 — no size, no cut length and no mount published.
What you are getting
Three ceramic replacement blades, $16.99, reference AP005. The clipper is not included — the listing says so first.
The same reference as another brand on this shelf
Founouly sells a three-pack of ceramic blades at the same $16.99 under the same reference, AP005. Founouly’s page adds what this one leaves out: “just for our hair clipper 005 & 006”. So AP005 is the clipper’s reference, not the blade’s, and two brand names are selling the blade for the same machine.
Their barcodes differ — 9341205618470 here, 5290618932083 there — which is normal: a barcode is bought per brand, not per object.
What the page does not say, and the shelf exists to compare
No size number. No cut length. No mount. The blade is described as “R-sharped design ceramic with widened rounded teeth”, “sharpen but safer”, and that is the whole specification.
Blade numbering is the one genuinely standardized thing in this niche: a #10 leaves about 1.5 mm (0.06 in) whichever brand stamped it. Without a number, nothing on this page says whether these blades take a coat down to the skin or tidy it at 9 mm (0.35 in).
The DODAER blade on this shelf costs a dollar less and publishes a size, a cut length in millimeters, a mount and two materials.
What it is for, on the maker’s own terms
Knotted, thick, curly, rough and coarse hair — “like butter and not stuck pet’s hair at all” — and the awkward places: feet, belly, face, legs, around the ear. Removable for cleaning.
What is not published
Size, cut length, mount, blade material beyond “ceramic”, and any clipper model by name.
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
What length does it cut?
The listing does not say. There is no size number and no cut length in millimeters or inches — only "R-sharped design" and "widened rounded teeth". Blade numbering is the one standardized thing in pet clipping, and a page without it cannot be compared with a page that has it. The DODAER blade on this shelf states #10, 1.5 mm (0.06 in) and costs a dollar less.
Is this the same product as the Founouly pack?
They share the same reference, AP005, the same price of $16.99 and the same three-blade ceramic format. Founouly adds the detail that explains it: "just for our hair clipper 005 & 006" — AP005 names the clipper, not the blade. The barcodes differ, which is expected, because a barcode is bought per brand.
Will it fit my clipper?
Only if your clipper is the one this blade was made for, and the page does not name it. No mount is published — not A5, not Andis detachable, nothing. On this shelf the blades that can be checked before buying are the ones naming a mount: DODAER for A5, Andis for its own detachable system, Wahl for its cordless range.
