Hardened teeth and sprung clamps, on a three-line page
Andis Lifted steel comb set, 8 pieces
Eight hardened stainless steel combs attaching by spring clamp to Andis UltraEdge or CeramicEdge blades in size 10 or 30.
What you are getting
Eight hardened stainless steel combs with spring clamps, for Andis UltraEdge or CeramicEdge blades in size 10 or 30. $51.99.
The blade underneath is named, and that is unusual
Most comb sets name a mount. This one names the blades: UltraEdge or CeramicEdge, size 10 or 30.
That is the pairing the shelf cares about. A guide comb sets the length you leave; the blade under it sets the shortest length possible. A set designed for a #10 behaves differently over a #30, and this is one of only two listings here that say which they expect.
Spring clamps rather than a slide
“Spring clamps with the comb attached easily to the cutting blade.” A sprung grip pulls the comb back onto the blade as it works, where a plain slide relies on friction. It is the second mechanical fitting claim on this shelf, after Wahl’s four-sided fit.
Hardened, which is a step past stainless
Five sets here are steel. This is the only one described as hardened steel teeth, stated for durability. Hardening is what keeps a tooth from bending when it meets a mat — and a bent tooth on a comb is a line in the coat.
What is not published, and the page is thin
No lengths, no colors, no comb-by-comb detail. The listing is three bullets long: hardened teeth, blade compatibility, spring clamps. It weighs 80 g.
At $51.99 it is the second most expensive set on this shelf, and it publishes less than the $29.99 shernbao set.
The reference is the barcode
The listed reference, 0040102246258, is its EAN. There is no separate part number on the page.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: $52 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
Why does the blade size underneath matter?
Because the comb only sets the length you leave — the blade sets the shortest length possible. Over a #10 the blade leaves about 1.5 mm (0.06 in) when the comb lifts off a mat; over a #30 it would leave about 0.5 mm (0.02 in), which is skin-close. This set states 10 or 30, so the pairing is a decision rather than an accident. Most comb listings on this shelf name a mount and leave the blade unsaid.
What does "hardened" add over stainless?
Stainless describes corrosion; hardened describes the tooth. A hardened tooth resists bending when it meets a mat, and a bent tooth leaves a line across the clip that has to be gone over again. It is the only set on this shelf to state it — the others say stainless, metal, or nothing.
Is $51.99 justified by three bullets?
The page is the thinnest in this group, and the shernbao set at $29.99 publishes eight lengths, eight colors, a mount, an exclusion and a storage box. What this one has that shernbao does not is hardened teeth and a sprung clamp — two claims about how it behaves under load rather than what it measures. Which matters more depends on whether the coats are matted or merely long.
