Description

24 cm folding pruning saw. With double affiliated and Japanese serrations. Manual saw for pruning work, tree maintenance and branch cutting. SK5 steel blade, treated to maintain its edge during prolonged use. Blade length: 24 cm. Manual saws are essential tools for pruning work where the chainsaw cannot reach or where greater precision and control is required: small branches, training pruning, work at height on ladders, pruning in small spaces, etc. The serrated edge makes the cut while pulling it towards the operator, offering greater control. After each day, clean the blade of resin and plant debris and store it protected to avoid oxidation and keep the edge in perfect condition. With protection in front and great visibility. For total comfort and efficiency.

Features

Material

SK5 steel

Application

All types of manual pruning

Includes

Folding saw

Presentation

Blister

Length

24 cm

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is this saw used for?

24 cm folding pruning saw. With double affiliated and Japanese serrations. Highlighted features: foldable, double sharpened and Japanese serrated. It is a manual saw for pruning and cutting branches. It is ideal for precision tasks where the chainsaw cannot reach or is impractical: training pruning, work at height, small branches, pruning in small spaces, etc. It offers full cutting control without the need for fuel or mechanical maintenance.

How long is the blade?

The blade is 24 cm in length. The choice of length depends on the usual size of the branches to be cut and the comfort of use: longer blades allow faster cuts on larger branches, shorter blades are more manageable in small spaces.

How should a pruning saw be used correctly?

Most pruning saws are designed to cut in the pull toward the operator, which offers greater control and reduces effort. Hold the branch firmly with your free hand, start the cut with a controlled pull to open the furrow and keep the rhythm constant until the branch is separated. On thick branches, prep from below to prevent the bark from tearing.

How to care for the saw so that it lasts?

After each use, clean the blade of resin and plant debris with a brush or cloth and leave it dry. Store it with the sheath on or in a protected place to prevent rust and protect the edge. If the blade is quick-change, replace it when you notice loss of sharpness: the cost is low and the difference in performance is enormous.

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