With this pruning set from Talen Tools you always have a suitable pruning tool. With the loppers you cut branches up to a maximum thickness of 34 millimeters. Do you work more accurately in flower beds? Then prune with the secateurs. These compact shears cut live branches up to a thickness of 15 millimeters. To achieve this cutting capacity, the secateurs and loppers consist of high-quality carbon steel blades. Due to the high concentration of carbon, the steel is enormously strong and hard. You cut with a past-cutting technique.
Comfortable pruning tools Because pruning can be intensive on the fingers and hands, a sharp blade cut is important. The sharper the blades are, the less effort you put into cutting branches. You will keep the blades sharp longer if you clean and dry the carbon steel blades again after use. If necessary, you can further protect the steel with a Teflon spray or oil. To make both pruning tools comfortable to hold, plastic handles have been chosen. The pruning shears have an extra structure so that you have optimal grip and control over your cutting work. When cutting flowers, you don't want to accidentally slip. To keep it safe, the pruning shears are equipped with a safety lock.
Why pruning with a passing pruning technique? The passing pruning technique in pruning. Perhaps you've seen it pass by once in your search for new pruning tools. But what does it entail and what pruning tasks do I need it for? The past-cutting technique works well when trimming live branches. Because the blades cut past each other, it creates a clean cut. This reduces your risk of infection in the stem or branch. In addition, the damage you inflict is minimal, so a flower, plant or shrub normally regrows quickly. Do you use pruning tools primarily for pruning dead branches or stems? Then consider purchasing pruning or loppers with an anvil technique.
Main advantages of the Talen Tools pruning set • Consists of loppers and pruning shears • Pruning tools to match type of work • With strong SK5 carbon steel blades
