Laminated Springs (Pair) — for Ranger, Hunter & HD Roamer
A genuine pair of replacement laminated springs for Masterclip's traditional Heiniger-style clipper head, compatible with the Ranger, Hunter and HD Roamer. These springs hold the blade carriage in place and let the cutter swing side to side to produce the clipping action — a consumable part that wears with everyday use, and a common point of failure if the clipper's tension is set too tight.
- A clipper that's stopped cutting cleanly despite sharp blades
- Replacing springs worn out or snapped from over-tightened tension
- Routine maintenance on clippers used daily by groomers, farms and yards
- A straightforward DIY fix — no need to send the clipper away
Compatible with
These springs are for the traditional Heiniger-style head only. Not sure which head your clipper has? Message us through eBay before you order.
Why owners rate it
Genuine Masterclip part
Made to fit the Ranger, Hunter and HD Roamer exactly, sourced direct from Masterclip rather than a generic aftermarket copy.
Sold as a pair
2 laminated springs — the number needed for a full, matched replacement inside the clipper head.
Holds the blade carriage steady
The springs that let the cutter swing side to side, producing the clean cutting action of the blades.
A consumable part
Expect to replace roughly once a year with regular use — sooner on dense or dirty coats.
Usually a sign of over-tensioning
Most laminated springs break from the clipper being over-tightened rather than general wear alone.
Trusted UK supplier
From the Leicestershire-based team behind Masterclip's own clippers, with over 63,000 items sold and 100% positive feedback on eBay.
At a glance
| Part | Laminated springs (pair) |
|---|---|
| Fits | Masterclip Ranger, Hunter & HD Roamer (Heiniger-style head) |
| Function | Holds the blade carriage, enables side-to-side cutting motion |
| Typical lifespan | Around a year with regular use (varies by coat type & usage) |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
| Brand | Masterclip — UK animal clipper specialists |
How to fit it
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Disconnect the power
Unplug the clipper before you start any work on it.
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Remove the blade
Take the blade off the head to expose the laminated springs inside.
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Swap the springs
Replace the worn or broken springs with the new pair.
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Refit and re-tension carefully
Reattach the blade and set the tension to the correct point rather than cranking it up — see "Getting the tension right" below before you start clipping.
Good to know
Delivery
Free delivery to mainland UK. Order before 1pm Monday to Friday and your order is dispatched the same working day.
Orders over £50 are sent by DPD or Royal Mail Tracked 24 on a next-working-day service (excluding Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) — you'll receive a timed delivery window and a signature is required on delivery. Orders under £50 travel by Royal Mail.
Returns
30-day returns. If it's not right for you, send it back unused and in its original packaging for a full refund. Return postage is paid by the buyer — if you use an eBay postage label, the cost is deducted from your refund.
For hygiene reasons, used blades can't be refunded. Received a faulty item? Message us first and we'll put it right quickly.
Why buy from Masterclip?
We're a UK, Leicestershire-based specialist in animal clippers and grooming equipment — clippers, blades and grooming kit for dogs, horses, sheep and cattle, trusted by professional groomers, yards and farms.
Masterclip clippers carry a full 2-year UK warranty — and because we hold all spare parts, we can service and repair them long after the warranty ends.
Real people, real product knowledge: if you're not sure this is the right part for your clipper, message us through eBay and we'll point you to the right one.
Getting the tension right
Over-tensioning is the most common reason laminated springs break — and it also makes the clipper run hot, which can damage the motor over time. On the Ranger, HD Roamer and other Heiniger-style heads, tighten the tension until you feel the first resistance, then give it just a quarter turn more — don't crank it any further.
As a general rule, run the clipper with the tension set as loose as possible while it's still clipping effectively; it puts less strain on the springs and keeps the clipper running cooler. Not sure if your clipper's tension is set correctly? Message us through eBay — we're happy to talk you through it.