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Gardena PREMIUMCUT Dry Wood Anvil Secateurs
£16.95
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The Gardena PREMIUMCUT Dry Wood secateurs provide a powerful cutting experience for woody twigs and branches. The anvil cutting action is much more effective on older, drier wood and makes these secateurs a useful alternative to the more common bypass type. The blades have a maximum cutting diameter of 20mm and feature Gardena’s PowerCoating for easy cleaning and lasting protection against corrosion. The handles have an ergonomic soft-grip design which is comfortable to use for longer periods, minimising hand strain for fatigue-free pruning. The handles are reinforced with fibreglass for added stability and are made with >40% post-industrial recycled plastic. A suspension loop allows a lanyard to be fitted for convenient storage, and the safety lock keeps the blades securely closed in between uses. The PREMIUMCUT Dry Wood secateurs are made in Germany and come with a 25 year warranty. Features and Benefits • Anvil cutting action designed for effective performance on older, drier branches • ErgoTec soft grip handles made with >40 % post-industrial recycled plastic • Blades made of quality steel for effortless cutting • PowerCoating for corrosion protection and easy cleaning • Safety lock keeps blades securely closed in between uses • Large suspension hole for convenient storage • Made in Germany • 25 Year warranty Specifications • Cutting Action: Anvil • Maximum Cutting Diameter: 20mm • Handle Type: ErgoTec Contents • PREMIUMCUT Dry Wood Anvil Secateurs
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