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- up to 19: For light tasks, such as pruning small and thin branches, shrubs, and ornamental plants.
- 20 to 29: For medium-sized branches, suitable for shrubs and small trees.
- 30 to 39: For more demanding pruning tasks, on thick and harder tree branches and large shrubs.
- 40 or More: Suitable for use on dry and hard branches of large trees, for both domestic and professional tasks.
- Hard & Dry Branches: Designed for demanding cuts on dry wood or hard tree branches. The special mechanism (anvil, ratchet, or battery-powered) multiplies the cutting force, making the task easier.
- Comfortable Use: With battery power supply for a fast, comfortable, and effortless cutting experience.
- Garden Maintenance: For general maintenance tasks on green branches, flowers, and ornamental shrubs with medium cutting capacity (thickness up to 35mm).
- Harvest & Flowers: With a cutting diameter of up to 25mm and the appropriate blade type (bypass or pointed for harvesting), they are suitable for delicate precision tasks, such as fruit picking or flower care.
- Brushless: It features a motor without carbon brushes that generates less heat and friction, resulting in reduced motor wear and longer battery life.
- Progressive Cutting: The blades cut in different stages rather than with a simple, straight motion.
- Backpack Battery: The battery connects to the pruner via a power cable.
- The higher the operating voltage in a battery-powered pruner, the greater the power and cutting capacity it provides. This allows for easier cutting of larger and tougher branches.
- For Left-Handed Users: Designed for comfortable handling of the pruner by both left-handed and right-handed users.
- With Carrying Case: Comes with a carrying case.
- Bypass: It has two blades that "bypass" each other like scissors, providing clean, precise cuts on live branches without damaging the tissue.
- Harvest / Vine: With thin sharp blades, suitable for greener tree branches. Used for harvesting grapes as well as other fruits.
- Ratchet: With a mechanism that allows for gradual cutting, providing greater power with less effort.
- Anvil Shears: With a blade that presses against a flat surface (anvil). Suitable for hard, dry, or dead branches, as the pressure exerted during cutting is greater.
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