Horsvill Garden Shears, Japanese Floral branch cutters, Snips for Gardening, Flower scissors Florist clippers, Hand Held Pruners for Gardening Heavy Duty, Pruning shears for garden (Wood grain)
Horsvill Garden Shears, Japanese Floral branch cutters, Snips for Gardening, Flower scissors Florist clippers, Hand Held Pruners for Gardening Heavy Duty, Pruning shears for garden (Wood grain) está agotado y se enviará tan pronto como vuelva a estar disponible.
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Brand: Horsvill
Color: Wood Grain
Features:
- Premium Quality Materials: This pruning shears blade is made of Japanese SK4 high carbon steel for long-lasting sharpness, which is harder, more wear-resistant, and better toughness than sk5,stainless steel,and other materials.
- SPECIAL PROCESS: The garden clippers blade is quenched and hardened at high temperature,hardness reaches above HRC62, can cut branches up to 1 inch diameter. The blade is hard chrome plated for the best protection against rust and sap, reduce friction, increase smoothness, and extend service life.
- PLANTS HEALTH: The sharp blade can achieve the most precise and sterile clean cutting, and will not harm the plant, which is very important to the health of the plant.
- SAFE: Garden shears have a unique operating safety lock that prevents you from accidentally cutting your fingers and protects the blade when not in use.
- COMFORTABLE AND LABOR-SAVING: The garden secateurs handle is made of aviation-grade aluminum alloy, which is light and durable, with ergonomic,non-slip,labor-saving,cushioning and vibration-absorbing design, which can better protect the health of hands and wrists, making you feel more comfortable when working Comfortable.
model number: Wood-like grain
Part Number: Wood-like grain
EAN: 0780366052287
Package Dimensions: 10.6 x 3.5 x 1.0 inches
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