Pruning shears Proline 40013 — hand secateurs, 1 pc

Proline 40013 pruning shears are compact hand secateurs designed for general garden maintenance and home horticulture. The tool features an anvil cutting mechanism and a two-component handle that combines a secure grip with controlled cutting force. Supplied as a single unit, these pruning shears are intended for trimming shrubs, roses and small branches during routine garden care.

Advantages

The anvil-type blade provides stable, single-stroke cuts against a flat surface, which is effective for thicker or harder stems. The two-component handle offers improved ergonomics and slip resistance for safer, more precise trimming. Lightweight construction and compact size make the shears easy to manoeuvre in tight spaces and convenient to carry during extended use.

Suitable for

• Pruning shrubs and ornamental bushes
• Trimming roses and flowering plants
• Cutting small woody stems and thin branches
• Routine home garden maintenance and light landscaping

Key specifications

• Tool type: hand secateurs (pruning shears)
• Cutting mechanism: anvil type
• Handle: two-component ergonomic handle with slip-resistant surface
• Unit count: 1 piece
• Application: suitable for shrubs, roses and small branches

How to use

Hold the pruning shears with the blade aligned to the cutting point and apply steady pressure to close the anvil blade against the stem. For best results, cut stems at a slight angle and choose healthy, green wood when shaping plants. Avoid twisting the tool during the cut and make successive small cuts rather than forcing a single large cut on branches beyond the shears’ capacity. After use, clean sap and debris from the cutting surfaces and wipe the handle to remove dirt.

Usage recommendations

Use the shears for stems and branches within the tool’s effective cutting range; do not attempt to cut large-diameter wood beyond recommended use. Regularly inspect and keep the cutting surface clean to maintain performance. Store the tool in a dry place and consider sharpening or servicing the blade if cutting efficiency decreases.