Pruning shears Flo 99007, bypass lopper, length 590 mm, single-piece

Flo 99007 pruning shears are a bypass-style lopper with an overall length of 590 mm supplied as a single-piece tool. Designed for manual cutting of branches, shrubs and small trees, this model uses bypass blades that pass by each other to make clean, precise cuts. The 590 mm length provides increased reach and leverage for general garden maintenance, trimming and shaping tasks while remaining compact enough for domestic and light professional use.

Advantages

The bypass cutting mechanism reduces crushing of living wood and helps promote healthy regrowth. A single-piece construction ensures stable alignment of the handles and blades, improving cutting accuracy. The 590 mm length balances reach and control, delivering more leverage than hand pruners for cutting medium-diameter branches while remaining manageable for extended use. The design is intended for straightforward manual operation without the need for power or complex assembly.

Suitable for

• Pruning and shaping shrubs and hedges
• Cutting small branches on fruit trees and ornamental trees
• General garden maintenance and tidy-up work
• Light professional landscaping tasks requiring a manual lopper

Key specifications

• Tool type: bypass lopper
• Total length: 590 mm
• Construction: single-piece tool
• Intended cutting method: manual bypass blades for clean cuts
• Use category: domestic and light professional

How to use

Position the bypass blades around the branch at the desired cutting point, keeping the blades perpendicular to the branch for a clean cut. Apply steady pressure to the handles to close the blades through the branch, using the tool’s length to gain leverage on thicker stems. For optimal results, cut branches at a slight angle and avoid twisting the tool during the cut. After use, wipe blades clean and store the lopper in a dry place to reduce corrosion and maintain blade sharpness.

Usage recommendations

Use on live wood up to the recommended thickness for bypass loppers to avoid damaging the tool and the plant. Regularly inspect blade sharpness and alignment; sharpen or replace the cutting blade if cuts become rough. Wear gloves and eye protection when pruning to protect hands from slips and debris.