Wahl Premium Guide Comb #5 (16mm / 5/8″)
The Wahl Premium Guide Comb #5 (16mm / 5/8″) is built for professionals who demand both durability and precision. Crafted from engineering-grade material, it’s 70% stronger than standard combs, offering a solid, reliable structure that withstands everyday salon or barbershop use.
Featuring Secure-Fit® Technology, the metal tab locks tightly onto your clipper blade, ensuring a firm, no-slip attachment even during high-speed fades and blends. The glass- and mineral-infused surface glides smoothly through hair, offering a comfortable, snag-free cutting experience for your clients.
Key Features
- 16mm (5/8″) cutting length — ideal for longer blends and layered cuts
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Cutting Length | 16mm (5/8″) |
| Material | Engineering-grade |
| Strength | 70% stronger than standard combs |
| Technology | Secure-Fit® |
FAQ
What is the cutting length of the Wahl Premium Guide Comb #5?
The cutting length is 16mm (5/8″).
Is the comb durable for daily use in a salon?
Yes, it is crafted from engineering-grade material and is 70% stronger than standard combs, making it durable for daily salon or barbershop use.
Does the comb have a secure attachment to clipper blades?
Yes, it features Secure-Fit® Technology, which ensures a firm, no-slip attachment to clipper blades.

Faith Grant –
I’ve used this comb for over a year in my salon. The 16mm length works perfectly for blending longer layers. It stays firmly attached to the blade and doesn’t slip during fast cuts. The surface feels smooth and doesn’t catch on hair, which reduces tugging on clients’ strands.
Victor Peake –
This comb is much more durable than the ones I used before. It hasn’t bent or worn down after regular daily use. The Secure-Fit technology keeps it stable, even when cutting at high speeds. Great for precision fades and layered styles.
Diana Buckland –
The 16mm length is ideal for my clients who want longer blends. It’s comfortable to use and doesn’t snag. A bit heavier than standard combs, but that’s due to the stronger material. Slight adjustment needed when switching from shorter guides.