Universal shears Cellfast C.ERGO 23 cm — pruning and household scissors

Cellfast C.ERGO universal shears, 23 cm long, are designed for combined pruning and household cutting tasks. The compact size and ergonomic handle provide control and comfort for routine garden maintenance and everyday home chores. Blades are made for durable, precise cuts on soft plant material, twine, packaging and light workshop tasks, making these shears a practical multipurpose tool for domestic use.

Advantages

The ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue during repetitive cutting and offers a secure grip for both right- and left-handed use. The 23 cm length balances reach and maneuverability for trimming branches, stems and shrubs in confined spaces. Robust blade construction maintains cutting performance over time and simplifies routine maintenance such as sharpening and cleaning. The compact design allows easy storage in a toolbox, kitchen drawer or garden shed.

Suitable for

• Trimming small branches, stems and shrubbery
• Cutting twine, rope and plant ties
• Opening and trimming packaging and cardboard
• Light workshop tasks such as cutting soft materials
• General household cutting and maintenance

Key specifications

• Total length: 23 cm
• Type: universal pruning and household shears
• Handle: ergonomic design for comfort and grip
• Blade: durable cutting edges suitable for soft plant material and everyday materials
• Weight: compact and lightweight for easy handling

How to use

Hold the shears by the ergonomic handle with the blades aligned to the cutting target. For plant pruning, position the blades at an angle that preserves the plant tissue and make a clean, decisive cut. Use several short cuts rather than forcing thick material to avoid blade damage. For household tasks such as opening packaging or cutting twine, guide the material close to the blade pivot for improved cutting leverage. After use, wipe blades clean and store the shears in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use the shears on appropriate materials within their intended scope: soft plant stems, twine, packaging and light workshop materials. Avoid cutting hard wire, nails or other abrasive materials to prevent blade damage. Regularly clean and dry blades after contact with sap or moisture and sharpen when cuts become less precise to extend tool life.