About the Andis BGRC Clipper
The Andis BGRC Clipper is a professional ceramic hair clipper with detachable blades. This bestselling clipper is highly recommended and used by professional stylists. Although the BGRC clipper is designed for professional salon use, many individuals also purchase this clipper to use at home.
Company
The Andis Company is a family owned business that first incorporated in 1922 in Wisconsin. At the time, the company sold a single product, the Andis Clipper. When the Andes Clipper was introduced first it was the lightest, fastest, and highest performing clipper on the market. An upgraded version of the Andis clipper, dubbed the Master Clipper is still manufactured today. The Andis Company’s reputation for manufacturing innovative and high-quality products has allowed them to expand domestically and internationally and they are currently still growing.
Features
The BGRC clipper is a small, lightweight clipper that arrives with a ceramic clipper blade. Ceramic blades run at a cooler temperature than standard blades, preventing them from becoming uncomfortably warm. Clipper blades are easily detachable as well as interchangeable with Andis Oster 76 blades, Ultra Edge blades and Ceramic Edge blades.
With the purchase of an add-on battery pack and SensaCharge kit, you can use the BGRC clipper without a cord. When running off batteries, the clipper will run for an hour before it needs recharging.
The BGRC clipper features a rotary motor that was developed and manufactured in the United States. The clipper also comes with a one-year manufacturer’s warranty.
Recognition
The Andis BGRC Clipper won the top spot in Launchpad Magazine’s fifth annual Readers Choice Award for best clipper on the market. The magazine is a leading publication for stylists. An award of this caliber highlights the effectiveness and quality of the BGRC clipper.
Purchasing
You can purchase the Andis ceramic BGRC Clipper through an Andis distributor or an online reseller such as Amazon.com, Buy.com, or ProStylingSource.com. Information on distributors is available through a search on the company’s website, or by calling the company directly.
