Pruning shears Fieldmann FZNR 1007 — Bypass cutter, 2 cm cutting capacity, green handle

Fieldmann FZNR 1007 pruning shears are bypass-type secateurs designed for routine garden maintenance and precise trimming of live wood. With a cutting capacity of up to 2 cm and a green ergonomic handle, these pruning shears provide controlled, clean cuts for small branches, stems and flowering shoots. The single-piece pack contains one pair of secateurs intended for home gardeners who need a compact, reliable tool for shaping shrubs, harvesting soft-stemmed plants and removing unwanted growth.

Advantages

The bypass cutter design promotes smooth, scissor-like cuts that reduce damage to plant tissue, supporting healthier regrowth. The ergonomic green handle improves grip comfort during repetitive tasks, while the black blade offers visible contrast for accurate cutting. The compact size and 2 cm cutting capacity make the tool suitable for detailed work around beds, borders and potted plants. Lightweight construction ensures easier handling for extended use.

Suitable for

• Trimming small live branches and stems up to 2 cm in diameter
• Pruning flowering shoots and shaping shrubs
• Harvesting herbs and soft-stem vegetables
• Routine garden maintenance around beds, borders and containers

Key specifications

• Type: Bypass cutter (secateurs)
• Maximum cutting capacity: 2 cm
• Handle: Ergonomic green handle for improved grip
• Blade finish: Black blade for visual contrast
• Packaging: Single-piece pack

How to use

Hold the pruning shears by the handle with the blade aligned to the cutting point on the live wood. Position the bypass blades so the sharp edge passes close to the stationary blade and make a single, decisive cut for a clean finish. For stems near the maximum diameter, cut at a slight angle to promote water runoff and healthy healing. Clean sap and debris from the blade after use and check the handle for secure grip before each session.

Usage recommendations

Use Fieldmann FZNR 1007 for regular light pruning tasks rather than heavy woody branches. Keep the blade clean and occasionally sharpen or service as needed to maintain precise cuts; store the tool dry to prevent corrosion. Wear appropriate hand protection when working with dense or thorny plants.