Pruning shears Flo 99206, bypass secateurs, length 210 mm, single piece

Flo 99206 pruning shears are bypass secateurs with an overall length of 210 mm, supplied as a single piece for individual use. Designed for routine garden pruning, these secateurs are intended to cut small branches, stems and flower stalks. The tool combines a profiled handle, a spring mechanism and a safety lock to support repeated short cutting tasks on ornamental plants, shrubs and fruit trees.

Advantages

These bypass secateurs use a sharp manganese steel cutting blade that offers increased wear resistance for frequent light-duty use. The lightweight aluminum construction helps reduce hand fatigue during repetitive pruning. A built-in spring improves cutting comfort and speed, while the blade lock secures the tool for safe transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Pruning of decorative shrubs and small ornamental trees
• Cutting flower stems and trimming perennials
• Maintaining fruit trees and removing small shoots
• General light garden maintenance and shaping

Key specifications

• Total length: 210 mm
• Tool type: bypass secateurs
• Maximum cutting diameter: up to 15 mm
• Blade material: manganese steel (65 Mn)
• Handle material: lightweight aluminum
• Integrated spring for easier cutting
• Blade lock for safe storage and transport

How to use

Hold the secateurs with the profiled handle for a comfortable grip and position the bypass blades around the stem or branch to be cut. Squeeze the handles firmly to close the blades and complete the cut in a single, controlled motion when cutting branches up to the specified diameter. After use, engage the blade lock to keep the cutting edge closed for safe handling and storage. Regularly wipe the blade clean and dry after use to maintain cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Use these shears for dry or slightly damp woody stems within the maximum cutting diameter to avoid overloading the blades. For thicker branches, use a suitable pruning saw or lopper. Periodically check the blade for wear and consider sharpening or replacing the tool if cutting performance declines. Store in a dry place with the lock engaged to prolong service life.