Lowe Secateurs, Anvil Loppers Curved Blade 22.080

• Large original Lion anvil garden shears 22.080 with curved blade is suitable for heavy gardening and cuts thick wood such as beech, oak, pine up to a diameter of 45 mm.
• The powerful cutting system of the anvil shrub shears is characterised by a pulling cut on a firm base and thus ensures a light cut through optimal power transmission.
• 80 cm long branch cutter has a non-stick blade that protects against corrosion and rust, as well as reduces friction, providing optimal gliding properties.
• High-quality aluminium tube of the long fruit tree scissors is covered with ergonomic plastic handles at the end and is suitable for small and large hands with a weight of 1,180 g.
• When the garden scissors are fully open, the opening angle is 90° for optimal use in tightly branched woods and to prevent overstretching of the arms.

Product Description ------------------- The high-quality original Löwe anvil lopper 22.080 made in Germany is characterised by a particularly light cut without much effort. Therefore, the scissors are suitable for effortless cutting of harder woods up to a diameter of 45 mm. The opening angle of the handle tubes when fully open is at a maximum of 90°. This makes it much easier to use on tight branches and also prevents overextension of the arms. Thanks to the ergonomic plastic handles, the scissors sit comfortably in the hand at all times. The non-stick coating of the blade provides protection against corrosion and provides ideal gliding properties. The anvil lopper is particularly suitable for use in fruit construction, horticulture and forestry, but can also be used well in viticulture and nurseries. Thanks to the practical properties, the pruning shears are the ideal addition to one-handed scissors. The original Löwe anvil lopper 22.080 at a glance: Length: 80 cm. Weight: 1180 g Cutting thickness: diameter 45 mm. Blade material: 0.67% carbon steel. Handle material: plastic. Handle colour: orange Original Löwe anvil cutting system: In contrast to the bypass pruners, the anvil scissors are characterised by a pulling cut against a fixed base (anvil), whereas the bypass scissors pass the blade and counter blade together. They allow a particularly light cut thanks to optimal power transmission and are therefore particularly suitable for hard and dry wood. In addition, the cut typical of the bypass is avoided in the anvil principle and ensures a tendon and joint-friendly cut. The first anvil scissors in the world was developed in 1923 by Walther Schröder. Since then, the original Lion principle has been proven millions of times Safety Warning -------------- Secure the tool when not in use. Keep it out of the reach of children. Never use the tool on live parts or electrical cables. Be extremely careful when changing the blade. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Box Contains ------------ 1 x pair of scissors. See more ( javascript:void(0) )