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Which Gamma+ blade fits your clipper or trimmer, and how do you change it?
If you own a Gamma+ clipper, all six fixed blades fit it. If you own a Gamma+ trimmer, all of the T-blades fit it. That is the short version, and it is the manufacturer's own position: the Barber 2026 catalogue prints one compatibility grid per family, and inside each family the compatibility column reads the same on every blade. Your XCEED, BOOSTED UP and CYBORG clippers take the same blades as each other; your XCEED, CYBORG, BOOSTED and HITTER UP trimmers take the same T-blades as each other. What differs is which blade arrives fitted from the factory, and what each shape is meant to do.
This page covers the two questions that come with a spare blade: which one fits, and how to put it on. Every fitment, material and description below comes from Gamma+'s own catalogue and technical sheets. Cleaning and oiling -- the part that decides how long the blade lasts -- has its own page: how to clean and oil clipper blades.
Which blade is on your Gamma+ tool right now?
Before you order a spare, know what the factory fitted. This is the pair to renew when the cut starts pulling, and it is the pair the tool was set up around.
Two honest notes on that table. The CYBORG clipper is the one place where Gamma+'s own documents disagree: the 2026 compatibility grid names a Slim Deep DLC cutting blade, the CYBORG technical sheet names a Black Diamond Shallow. Until that is settled, look at the blade on your machine rather than at either document. And the HITTER UP's cutting length is printed two different ways across the same catalogue year, so we leave the figure off this page rather than publish a number we cannot stand behind.
The six clipper blades, and what each one is shaped for
These are Gamma+'s own descriptions, kept short because they are short in the catalogue. All six are fixed blades -- the one that sits on top and carries the teeth you see.
Blue titanium nitride, reduces friction
Five of the six are Black Diamond Carbon, the DLC coating Gamma+ uses across the range; the Fade Gold is gold titanium and the Faper Blue is blue titanium nitride, which Gamma+ describes as harder and lower in friction. The catalogue prints a purpose line for every blade except the Fade Gold Titanium, which is listed by material only -- so we describe it as the Fade shape in a different coating and leave it there.
Gamma+ lists four cutting blades for the clipper family, and all four fit the XCEED, BOOSTED UP and CYBORG in the same way the fixed blades do: Shallow DLC, described as ideal for all general cutting; Slim Deep DLC and Slim Deep Gold, both described as lightweight for faster movement; and the L.P. Staggered Ceramic, for blending hair and creating texture while cutting. There is also a KIT ECHO MIM, an alternative set with an Echo MIM blade, a Shallow cutting blade, a CoolFlex spring and screws. None of those five is on our shelves yet, so they are named here without a link -- the six fixed blades above are the ones you can order today.
The four cutting blades, and the kit
These are the other half of the clipper family, and they fit the XCEED, the BOOSTED UP and the CYBORG exactly as the fixed blades do. Not one of them is on our shelves yet, which is why the section above is the half you can order today.
The trimmer T-blades, and why they are interchangeable
The trimmer family works the same way, on its own grid. Every T-blade is listed as fitting the XCEED, CYBORG, BOOSTED and HITTER UP trimmers, and all four tools use The One as the moving blade and the same blade spring.
The same shape in stainless steel
Two more T-blades exist in the catalogue and are not stocked here: the GAMMA+ DLC, for all general cutting, and the ULTIMATE V2.0 DLC, for all cutting and high precision. The catalogue also lists an ES4 as an alternative fixed blade without printing a part code for it.
Two more T-blades exist in the catalogue and are not stocked here: the GAMMA+ DLC, for all general cutting, and the ULTIMATE V2.0 DLC, for all cutting and high precision. The The One moving blade is not stocked either. The catalogue also lists an ES4 as an alternative fixed blade but prints no part code for it, which is one of the questions we have put back to Gamma+.
What does not cross over
Three boundaries are worth stating plainly, because getting them wrong costs a blade.
How to change a Gamma+ blade
The blade itself is held by screws on every tool in the range -- the KIT ECHO MIM ships with its own screws and CoolFlex spring, which tells you what is under the blade you are lifting off. What differs between the tools is how you get to those screws.
Zero Gap or 0.3 mm: setting a trimmer blade
Use the tool that came in the box. Loosen the two blade screws just enough for the fixed blade to move, seat the alignment tool, bring the blade up against it, then tighten both screws evenly and take the tool away. The universal blade setter Gamma+ sells separately does the same job at 0 to 0.3 mm across brands. Zero Gap is a setting for lines and edges; 0.3 mm leaves a margin, which is what most barbers want on a trimmer that also runs over skin. Clippers are different again: on those the cutting length is set by the lever -- the XCEED's six clicks and its freestyle side, the CYBORG's click or floating lever, the BOOSTED UP's three levers and its TIGHT or STRETCH taper bracket -- so on a clipper you seat the blade square and let the lever do the rest.
After the change, the blade only lasts as long as you keep it
A new blade and a dry blade end up in the same place. Gamma+ makes three care products and the same three suit every tool in the range: the Blade Oil 3 in 1 for the drop after each client, the Spray Oil 5 in 1 for a fast one-pass refresh between cuts, and the Blade Therapy 7 in 1 as the deep clean the blade goes into rather than gets wiped with. The full routine, including how often and in which order, is in our blade cleaning and oiling guide.
If you are still choosing the tool rather than the blade, the three clippers are compared side by side in XCEED vs CYBORG vs BOOSTED UP, and everything Gamma+ makes that we carry sits on the Gamma+ brand page.
Frequently asked questions
Blades are the one Gamma+ part you will buy more than once. Because the range shares them, the blade you choose is a question of shape and coating rather than of which machine you own. All the blades we stock are on the Gamma+ accessories and parts page.
