Flo Pruning shears 200 mm with rubber handle PTFE coating

Flo Pruning Shears 200 mm with rubber handle and PTFE coating are designed to provide efficiency and comfort in a variety of gardening tasks. The blades of these pruning shears are made of high-quality steel, which ensures durability and longevity. The PTFE coating reduces friction during cutting, which makes working smoother and prevents the blades from rusting.

The 200 mm length makes these pruning shears ideal for both precision cutting tasks and cutting slightly thicker branches. The ergonomically shaped rubber handles provide a comfortable and secure grip, reducing hand strain during prolonged use.

The bypass cutting mechanism allows for a clean and precise cut, which is especially important for plant health. This cutting style is ideal for live plants as it minimizes damage and promotes faster healing.
Intended use

Pruning trees and shrubs: Ideal for cutting thin and medium-sized branches, promoting healthy plant growth.
Trimming flowers and ornamental plants: Allows for precise cuts that improve the appearance of plants and promote the growth of new shoots.
Fruit tree care: Helps remove dead or diseased branches, which improves the quality and quantity of the harvest.
Hedge shaping: Allows for neat and precise cutting of hedges to the desired shape.
Vine pruning: Suitable for pruning vines, which promotes healthy growth and a better wine harvest.

Features

Blade material: High-quality steel – ensures durability and sharpness.
PTFE coating: Reduces friction and prevents rust, which extends the life of the blades.
Length: 200 mm – suitable for cutting both precision and slightly thicker branches.
Handle: Ergonomic rubber handles – provide a comfortable and secure grip, reducing strain on the hands.
Cutting Type: Bypass mechanism – allows for a clean and precise cut, ideal for live plants.

Flo Pruning Shears User Manual

Check the pruning shears before use: Make sure the blades are sharp and clean.
Select the branch to cut: Select the branch that needs cutting and make sure it is within the capacity of the pruning shears.
Position the blades correctly: Position the blades around the branch so that the bypass blade is closer to the trunk or main branch.
Perform the cut: Squeeze the handles evenly and steadily until the branch is cut.
Clean the blades after use: Remove any plant debris and wipe the blades dry. If necessary, apply a light coat of oil to protect the blades.
Storage: Store the pruning shears in a dry place out of the reach of children.

How to choose the right pruning shears
Choosing the right pruning shears depends on several factors:

Cutting type: Bypass shears are ideal for live plants, while anvil-style shears are better suited for cutting dead branches.
Size and weight: Choose scissors that fit your hand and are comfortable to use for longer periods of time.
Blade material and coating: High-quality steel and PTFE coating improve durability and reduce friction.
Handle comfort: Ergonomic and padded handles reduce hand strain.
Maintainability: Easy-to-maintain scissors with replaceable blades and adjustable tension increase service life.

The Flo Pruning Shears 200 mm with rubber handle and PTFE coating meet many of these criteria, offering an excellent combination of comfort, durability and efficiency.
Warnings

Sharp blades: Use with caution to avoid injury. Keep pruning shears out of the reach of children.
The use of protective gloves is recommended: Protect your hands from possible cuts and scratches during surgical work.
Do not misuse: Pruning shears are intended for cutting plant branches and stems only. Do not use to cut metal, plastic or other hard materials.
Check the condition of the scissors before use: Make sure the blades are intact and the mechanism is working properly. Using defective scissors can cause accidents.
Keep blades clean and dry: Prevents rusting and extends product life.
Cut in a safe position: Make sure you have a firm grip and the correct working position to avoid injury.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
1. What size branches can the Flo Pruning Shears 200 mm cut?
Pruning shears are best suited for cutting branches up to 15 mm thick.

2. Can the PTFE coating wear out in use?
Yes, over time the PTFE coating may wear out, but it will last a long time with normal use and proper maintenance.

3. Can pruning shears be sharpened?
Yes, pruning shears can be sharpened with a fine file or sharpening stone, but it is a good idea to keep the blade clean and maintained.

4. Are these pruning shears stainless?
The blades are protected with a PTFE coating, which prevents rusting, but it is still recommended to keep them dry and clean after use.

5. Can these scissors cut dry branches?
Yes, but bypass-type loppers work best on live branches. Anvil-type loppers are recommended for cutting dry branches.