The model 5573 long-handle branch and tree pruning shear is a practical tool for cutting dry and medium branches, designed to make pruning easier on farms, in gardens and in fruit orchards. It cuts medium and thick branches more easily than small hand shears. Its two long handles give extra leverage while working, reducing the effort needed and making pruning faster and more comfortable. Suitable for pruning citrus, mango, pomegranate and grape trees, ornamental trees and various shrubs, it also helps remove dry, diseased and tangled branches to keep plants healthy and improve air flow and light penetration into the tree.
Key Features
- Two long handles give higher cutting force for medium and thick branches.
- Curved blade holds the branch steady during the cut.
- Suitable for pruning fruit trees, ornamental trees and shrubs.
- Easily removes dry, diseased and tangled branches.
- Comfortable grips reduce hand fatigue during long use.
- Helps improve tree ventilation and light reaching the inner canopy.
- Suitable for home and professional use on farms and in gardens.
Specifications
- Type: Long-handle branch pruning shears (lopper)
- Model: 5573
- Country of manufacture: China
- Material: Metal blade with comfortable plastic grips
- Blade type: Curved pruning blade
- Use: Pruning branches, shrubs and fruit trees
Uses
- Pruning citrus trees.
- Pruning mango trees.
- Pruning pomegranate trees.
- Pruning grapevines.
- Pruning ornamental trees.
- Removing dry and broken branches.
- Thinning crowded tree canopies.
Directions for Use
- Identify the branch to be removed.
- Place the blade close to the base of the branch.
- Hold the handles with both hands for maximum leverage.
- Squeeze gradually until the cut is complete.
- Avoid twisting the shears while cutting to protect the blade.
- Clean the blade after finishing work.
What branch thickness is suitable?
- Usually suitable for branches of approx. 2 to 4 cm in diameter, depending on the wood type, the user's strength and the blade condition.
Important Instructions
- Disinfect the blade when moving between infected and healthy trees.
- Cleaning the blade after use extends its life and keeps it cutting efficiently.
- Lubricate the pivot regularly for smooth opening and closing.
- Store the shears in a dry place to prevent rust and extend tool life.
Precautions
- Do not use for cutting wire or metal.
- Do not try to cut branches beyond the shears' capacity.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Wear suitable gloves during pruning.
Orkida Tip
- Correct pruning is not just about removing branches; it improves air flow inside the tree, reduces the spread of fungal diseases and improves nutrient distribution to fruiting branches. For best results, remove dry, diseased and crossing branches first, then thin the center of the tree to let in more light and air.