UK-2400 Pruning saw

Product Description

A pruning saw is a type of hand saw designed specifically for cutting and trimming tree branches, shrubs, and other types of woody growth. Pruning saws typically have a curved blade with large, sharp teeth that are designed to quickly and easily cut through tough branches.

There are several types of pruning saws, including folding saws, straight saws, and curved saws. Folding saws are compact and easy to store, making them a great option for gardeners who need a tool that can be easily transported. Straight saws are designed for pruning thicker branches and are generally more heavy-duty than curved saws. Curved saws, on the other hand, are ideal for pruning in tight spaces and are more maneuverable than straight saws. 

Want to cut 15mm to 50mm branches. 

1. Impulse hardening

Impulse hardening produces ultra-hard edges.

2. A ripsaw

Allows effortless vertical, horizontal, and diagonal cutting thanks to the use of rip blade.

Hard chrome plating resists rusts and the adhesion of tar.

The polishing to reduce thickness at the center of a blade eliminates the necessity of alternate top bevels and produces clean cut surfaces.

FAQ 

1. A pruning saw can cut through how much material?

Ans - A pruning saw is the last option before using a chainsaw. It has a toothed blade that can cut branches that are at least 5 cm thick, and it comes in a variety of sizes and shapes, from pocket-sized folding saws to long, straight fixed blades that require a holster to keep them safe. 

2. What use does a pruning saw serve?

Ans - Trees and bushes can be pruned with pruning saws. Folding saws come in a variety of varieties, each suited for a specific branch or stem type. All pruning saws should have hard-to-heat-treated teeth, but they should come in a variety of forms and sizes. Larger shrubs and smaller tree branches can be cut with the help of this equipment. 

3. While pruning, at what angle do you cut?

Ans - Thinning cuts make up the majority of pruning operations. Headed cuts are similar to trimming your tree. These cuts reduce the branch to a healthy bud and can encourage more vegetative development. Every cut must be conducted at a 45-degree angle to prevent water from collecting and spreading illness.