Cuts branches up to 20 mm diameter with a rotating handle that reduces required cutting force by 30 percent. Forged aluminum construction with non-slip plastic grip. Angled cutting head and rubber shock absorbers enhance comfort. Adjustable blade assembly for precise cuts. Total length 215 mm, suited to medium hand size.
The revolving-handle pruning shear cuts branches up to 20 mm in diameter. Its rotating grip distributes load across the hand, reducing muscle strain during extended pruning sessions. The forged aluminum handle provides structural strength without excess weight. A non-slip plastic coating rotates independently, minimizing friction against the palm.
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The angled cutting head positions the blade naturally in line with the wrist. Rubber shock absorbers cushion impact at the end of each cut. The bypass blade design delivers clean cuts that promote faster healing on living wood. Blade length measures 42 mm, depth 26 mm.
The handle is forged from a single piece of aluminum.

The rotating plastic sleeve turns freely around the metal core. This design spreads force over a larger contact area. The grip remains stationary relative to the hand while the tool body rotates during the cutting stroke.
The shock absorbers compress at the end of each cut cycle. They reduce vibration transmitted to the hand and wrist. The grip material is free of phthalates and resists degradation from sap and moisture.
The bypass blade passes a fixed counter-blade during the cut.
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The cutting edge is heat-treated for edge retention. A sap groove on the blade face prevents adhesion of sticky residue. A wire-cutting notch near the pivot handles small-diameter wire without damaging the main edge.
Blade tension adjusts via a screw mechanism at the pivot. Proper adjustment ensures the blade contacts the counter-blade along its full length. This produces clean cuts and extends blade life between sharpenings.
This shear handles detail pruning on fruit trees, ornamental shrubs, and grapevines.
The compact head reaches into dense foliage. The 20 mm cutting capacity covers young growth and medium-diameter branches. The revolving handle suits tasks requiring repetitive cuts over several hours. Gardeners with smaller hands or reduced grip strength benefit from the force reduction. The tool performs well in vineyard training, rose pruning, and general garden maintenance.
Clean the blade and pivot area after each use. Apply a light corrosion-inhibiting oil to metal surfaces. Sharpen the blade when cutting force increases or when the edge shows visible wear. Disassemble the pivot periodically to remove sap buildup and inspect internal components. Adjust blade tension if cuts become ragged or if the blade deflects during use.
Store the shear in a dry location. Avoid leaving it exposed to rain or soil moisture. Regular maintenance preserves cutting performance and extends service life. Replacement parts are available for worn or damaged components.















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