Norelco BG7030/49 Bodygroom 7000 dual-sided shaver
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Deep-tooth T-blades replace the cutters on FX787, FX799, FX726 and FX729 trimmers
These deep-tooth T-blades are direct replacements for outlining hair trimmers FX787 and FX799 as well as LoPROFX trimmers FX726 and FX729. They restore the original cutting profile for barbers and home users who maintain those specific models.
The blades ship in a compact pack measuring 1.3 cm by 8.1 cm by 10.3 cm, so they fit through standard letterboxes and store easily in a drawer. No additional hardware or adapters are included in the package.
Before ordering, confirm your trimmer carries one of the four model numbers listed above. The blades are not universal and will not fit other FX-series or third-party trimmers.
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The FX707B2 fits the FX787, FX799, FX726 and FX729 trimmers.
The deeper teeth cut wider channels for faster bulk removal and clean outlining.
It mounts with the standard two-screw pattern used on the FX787, FX799, FX726 and FX729.
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