Nail nippers, ordered by model and size code
Sixty-six nippers, with the NGHIA line anchoring the page. Every listing carries two identifiers: a model code and a number after the hash, as in NGHIA Nipper D-01 #16, D-04 #16, D-01 #14 and D-06 #14. The same model shows up with more than one number, and the same number shows up across models, so record both parts when you reorder. One without the other will not get you back the pair you had in hand.
Stocking a station
That two-part code makes the line an easy one to standardize on. Settle on the model your team reaches for, then order the number each person prefers, and note the combination somewhere other than the box it arrived in. Buying two of a favorite instead of one keeps a station working when a pair is out of rotation. JKIO gives the collection a second name beside NGHIA if you want a separate option for a training station or a backup drawer.
What gets ordered with them
Nippers sit in the cuticle step, so they land naturally in the same order as cuticle oil and the rest of the hand-tool restock in tools and accessories. Our nail moisturizer and cuticle care guide is the companion read for that part of the service, and since prep and finish work runs on abrasives, files and buffers usually belong on the same list. Combining a restock is one way to reach free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous states.
