Pruning shears Flo 99111, bypass lopper, length 700 mm, 1 pc

Flo 99111 pruning shears are a bypass lopper with an overall length of 700 mm, designed for long-reach garden pruning. The tool is intended for cutting branches and shrubs in home gardens and small estates, enabling work on medium-diameter branches with reduced need for a ladder or extended bending. Construction and materials focus on cutting performance and wear resistance for routine pruning and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The bypass cutting head and special transmission permit clean cuts on branches up to 45 mm in diameter, minimising damage to living tissue. Manganese steel components increase abrasion resistance for longer tool life, while a PTFE-coated surface on the blades reduces friction and improves cutting comfort. The 700 mm length extends reach for higher or recessed branches, offering better ergonomics during general arboriculture work.

Suitable for

• Pruning shrubs and small trees
• Trimming medium-diameter branches (up to 45 mm)
• Routine garden maintenance and hedge care
• Home garden and small estate arboriculture

Key specifications

• Tool type: bypass lopper / pruning shears
• Total length: 700 mm
• Maximum cutting diameter: up to 45 mm
• Blade material: manganese steel with PTFE surface layer
• Cutting mechanism: special transmission for increased cutting force
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Position the bypass blades around the branch to ensure a clean, angled cut and operate the handles smoothly to engage the transmission and complete the cut. For branches near the maximum diameter, apply steady pressure and make the cut close to the branch collar to support proper wound closure. Keep fingers and other body parts away from the blades while cutting and use two-handed operation for improved control when working at full reach.

Usage recommendations

Maintain blade sharpness and the PTFE surface by cleaning sap and debris after each use and applying light lubrication to moving parts. Inspect the transmission and fastenings periodically and avoid cutting frozen or excessively hard wood to prevent blade chipping. Store the tool in a dry place to protect the manganese steel from corrosion.