Pruning Shears Bypass Verto 15G200

The Verto 15G200 Pruning Shears Bypass are compact garden shears designed for precise trimming of flowers, bushes and small branches. These bypass shears feature a 4.2 cm teflon-coated blade that delivers clean cuts and resists corrosion, plus a cutting capacity up to 1 cm. At 185 mm overall length the tool is lightweight and easy to handle; an ergonomic green plastic handle with anti-slip coating and a narrow profile improves grip and suits a range of hand sizes. A blade lock prevents accidental opening during storage or transport.

Advantages

Bypass cutting action ensures clean, accurate cuts that are kinder to living stems than an anvil-type mechanism. The teflon-coated blade reduces friction and helps extend blade life while allowing smooth cutting through soft wood and green stems. The compact 185 mm design and narrow, anti-slip handle reduce fatigue during repetitive pruning tasks. A simple blade lock improves safety when the shears are not in use.

Suitable for

• Trimming flowers and pruning ornamental bushes
• Cutting soft green shoots and small branches up to 10 mm diameter
• Everyday home and balcony gardening tasks

Key specifications

• Cutting mechanism: bypass
• Blade length: 4.2 cm
• Blade coating: teflon
• Maximum cutting diameter: 1 cm (10 mm)
• Overall length: 185 mm
• Handle material: plastic with anti-slip coating
• Color: green
• Safety feature: blade lock

How to use

Hold the shears with the narrow ergonomic handle so the bypass blades surround the stem you intend to cut. Position the cutting edge close to the bud or desirable growth point and squeeze the handles firmly to complete the cut in one smooth motion. For best results cut at a slight angle on soft green stems and avoid twisting the shears. After use, engage the blade lock before storing the tool to prevent accidental opening.

Usage recommendations

Keep the blade clean and dry after each use and periodically apply a light oil to the pivot to maintain smooth action. Sharpen the blade as needed to preserve cutting quality; do not attempt to cut branches thicker than the specified 10 mm diameter to avoid damaging the blades or pivot.