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Barnel® Anvil Shears

Description

The principle of the anvil shears, in which a cutting blade meets a counterholder (anvil), enables better transmission of force and thus fatigue-free working. This robust tool has plastic-coated handles and a sturdy blade lock.
  • Carbon steel blade
  • Non-slip coated, die-forged aluminium handles, ergonomic shape
  • Safety catch
  • Rubber pad to minimise the cutting impact
  • With centre oiler
Barnel® Pruning Shears
Most Barnel shears have a patented centre oiler, by which oil is applied directly to the blades. The oiler can be quickly refilled with an oil applicator (No. 708540). Spare parts available.

Properties

Max. branch diameter: 20-25 mm
Overall length: 210 mm
Purpose: Anvil shears
Version: One-handed shears
Weight: 260 g

Properties

Max. branch diameter: 20-25 mm
Overall length: 210 mm
Purpose: Anvil shears
Version: One-handed shears
Weight: 260 g

Manufacturer

Barnel

Barnel, a globally renowned tool manufacturer based in the US, has been making superlative garden tools since the 1970s.

Name: Barnel
Mailing address: 15220 NW Laidlaw Rd. Suite 200
97229 PORTLAND
United States
Homepage: https://www.barnel.com

When you order from us

In-house development and manufacturing

we develop, manufacture and continually refine our tools to meet the highest standards

Quality checked at every stage

steel analysis and hardness testing in our own laboratory, complemented by expert inspection of function and workmanship

Over 175 years of craft expertise

Since 1848, we have brought together knowledge, tradition and exceptional tools from around the world

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