Cocco Digital Gap Graphene Taper Clipper Blade – Cool-Cutting Fade Blade
Cocco Digital Gap Graphene Taper Clipper Blade – Cool-Cutting Fade Blade
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Rockwell 90 graphene, and a blade that lasts nine to fourteen months.
The Cocco Digital Gap Ambassador Graphene Taper Clipper Blade is a graphene-coated taper blade with a Rockwell hardness of 90 and an integrated oil reservoir. Cocco rates its life at 9 to 14 months against 3 to 6 months for an average blade. It fits the Hyper Veloce Pro, Veloce Pro and Metal BLDC clippers.
- Rockwell 90 graphene coating holds a razor-sharp edge far past the point where a standard blade goes soft.
- 9 to 14 month service life, two to four times what Cocco says an average blade delivers, so the cost per month is lower than it looks.
- Integrated oil reservoir keeps the blade running at a lower temperature through long sessions.
- Micro-calibrated Digital Gap technology sets the tightest measured gap Cocco can machine, straight out of the box.
- Taper profile with a slightly longer blade and a gradual cutting angle, built for smooth blended work rather than skin-close detail.
Specifications
- Coating: Graphene
- Hardness: Rockwell 90
- Blade Type: Taper, longer blade with gradual cutting angle
- Lubrication: Integrated oil reservoir
- Gap: Micro-calibrated Digital Gap technology
- Service Life: 9 to 14 months
- Compatible Clippers: Cocco Hyper Veloce Pro, Veloce Pro, Metal BLDC
Questions Barbers Ask
Taper blade or fade blade, which do I need?
Cocco is clear on this. The taper blade has a slightly longer blade and a gradual cutting angle for smooth, blended cuts and everyday work. If you want ultra-precise, skin-close detail, their fade blade is the better choice. Plenty of barbers own both.
Does nine to fourteen months mean under shop use?
That is Cocco's rated life against an average blade at 3 to 6 months. Real life depends on how much you cut, how coarse the hair is, and whether you oil it. Heavy volume shortens it, proper maintenance extends it.
What does Digital Gap actually set?
It is Cocco's calibration process, setting the closest digitally measured blade gap they can achieve at manufacture. In practice you get a blade that arrives already gapped tight rather than one you have to walk in yourself.
Why Barbers Love It
A blade that stays sharp for the better part of a year changes how you plan. No mid-month drop-off in cut quality, no emergency blade order, and an oil reservoir that keeps it comfortable while it lasts.
About COCCO
COCCO builds professional barber tools with a blade platform built around its Digital Gap calibration process, sold through authorised dealers only.
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