Branch secateurs Cellfast 40-400 — cutting diameter up to 200 mm, pruning tool

Branch secateurs Cellfast 40-400 are pruning shears designed for cutting branches with a maximum diameter of up to 200 mm. Intended for garden and orchard maintenance, the tool provides a robust cutting capacity for medium to larger branches while maintaining straightforward operation for trimming and tree care. Its construction balances strength and control to support seasonal pruning, removal of dead wood and shaping of shrubs or small trees.

Advantages

The secateurs deliver a high cutting capacity allowing efficient removal of thicker branches without repeated sawing. They feature a stable cutting mechanism and ergonomic handles that improve grip and control during use. The tool is designed for outdoor garden conditions, offering reliable performance for routine pruning and heavier maintenance tasks. Materials and build quality aim to provide durability with minimal maintenance required.

Suitable for

• Pruning medium and larger branches in gardens and orchards
• Removing dead or diseased wood from trees and shrubs
• Seasonal tree shaping and crown maintenance
• Preparing trees for grafting or transplanting by cutting larger limbs

Key specifications

• Maximum cutting diameter: up to 200 mm
• Tool type: manual branch secateurs/pruning shears
• Intended use: garden and orchard pruning
• Design focus: cutting medium to larger branches with secure handling

How to use

Position the secateurs so the branch to be cut sits close to the blade pivot for maximum leverage. Make a single, decisive cut for clean wound edges; for very thick limbs, consider cutting from both sides or making a notch and final cut to avoid bark stripping. Maintain a firm, comfortable grip on the handles and keep your body positioned to avoid strain. After pruning, check the cut surface to ensure it is clean and even to support proper healing of the plant.

Usage recommendations

Use the secateurs on dry days when bark is less likely to tear, and avoid cutting frozen or water-saturated wood. Regularly clean and lightly oil the cutting surfaces to prevent corrosion and maintain smooth operation. For safety, wear gloves and eye protection when working with larger branches, and store the tool in a dry place away from moisture.