Anvil pruners work similar to a knife where a blade is pushed through the plant material onto a cutting board, ie the anvil. Bypass pruners work more like scissors where two blades pass by each other. At first glance there does not seem to be much of a difference between these tools, but the difference is significant. Anvil pruners tend to crush soft plant tissue. When you use a bypass pruner correctly (see below), you will do almost no damage to the plant.
✁ Specifications
| Cutting diameter | Ø 20 mm |
| Overall length | 200 mm (7-3/4") |
| Blade size | (T) 3.9 x (L) 51 mm |
| Weight | 215 g |
| Upper blade | SK5 high carbon steel with hard chrome plating |
| Lower blade | S50C middle carbon steel with hard chrome plating |
| Handle | Aluminum handle with PVC grips |
| Origin | Made in Taiwan |
✁ Features
♦ “Squeeze to open mechanism” – unlock this pruner by squeezing the handles and it automatically unlocks.
♦ Chrome plated bypass blades to prevent rust and reduce friction.
♦ Soft comfort grips provide ease of use.
♦ Double shock absorber minimizes the pruners impact.
♦ Soft coil spring will protect your hand and wrist while working, enables pruning without fatigue.
