It concerns the type 180ZF-3.0-5 (It is also written on the length locking button)
I bought it last September from a local agricultural store for €75 to prune the tall branches from the lemon trees I have on the pergolas of my house in the city where I live. I used it in November. On the paper that was pinned to the pruner, it states that you can cut a branch with a diameter of 20mm. I cut up to 18mm, fresh lemon tree branch. Good, Japanese pruner 3m (MADE IN JAPAN is written on the fixed handle and blade and on the length locking button).
Two useful videos
ARS -ZF telescopic pruners
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jguI_OADbIU&t=3s
How to repair ARS pruners - ZF series
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikRxYpXyyz8
For your information:
Regularly do (even a visual) check if the nuts are tightened. I have been using 3 pruners for years, of fixed length, from the same company and unfortunately the nuts loosen. However, they are very good tools.

It is a quality, convenient, and lightweight tool with a rotating handle, but it cuts relatively thin branches and gives you the impression that it is somewhat "delicate." If you happen to cut a somewhat thicker branch, some wood residue might get stuck in the pruner and it will be a hassle to remove it. On YouTube, I have seen it used with a special accessory for lowering fruits after cutting them. Such an accessory is not included with the tool...