When growing flowers on a commercial scale it makes sense to use tools that make the harvesting process more efficient and less time consuming.
Another thing the grower must be aware of when harvesting flowers that are destined for flower markets or florists, is the possibility of damaging the soft, delicate stems during the harvesting thereof.
The Bahco P64-20 is a lightweight secateur for picking/harvesting roses and other flowers in professional, cut flower production.
The symmetrically shaped handles, made from glass fibre reinforced polyamide, ensure that the shear is comfortable to use, eliminating fatigue and maximising productivity.
A carbon steel blade, with wide, forged counter blade ensure a clean and easy cut. The wide counter blade supports the flower stems without squeezing them.
The holder is removable, allowing you to do some light pruning.
Spring, buffer and center bolt is replaceable.
P64-20 - Length : 20cm. Weight : 174g
The A R S 160-0.6 cut and hold pruner is ideal for cutting roses and other plants where there is a possibility of getting injured by the thorns.
The cutting head has an integrated "cut and hold" grip to hold flowers or branches that have been cut off, for easy removal from the plant.
The 60cm long handles provide extra reach to get into the bushes but at the same time keep your hands away from thorns or delicate stems.
Also ideal for harvesting cut flowers that have long delicate stems that you would not like to damage [lilies are a good example]- this is done in 3 quick steps :
While performing this action the user does not have to place his/her hands at the base of a cluster of stems, an action that can sometimes result in damage to stems that are next to the one being harvested.
The rotating arm enables the user to make cuts from any angle.
Super lightweight design, but still incredibly strong.
160-0.6 - Length : 62cm. Weight : 360g
To look at other harvesting tools/scissors on our site please click on the following links :
Harvesting Olives
Harvesting Citrus
Harvesting Grapes
Harvesting Avocado Pears
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