Piranha Pruners Replacement Springs - 100 Count
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Bulk Spring Replacements for Busy Trimming Stations - 100 Count
A worn or broken spring stops pruners from reopening smoothly, and that slows every cut. Replacing only the spring is simpler than replacing the whole tool. This set supplies 100 replacement springs made for specific Piranha Pruners models, so you can restore the spring action on tools you already own.
With 100 springs in one unit, this set suits commercial teams and shops that keep many pruners in rotation. A hobbyist with one pair will have far more than needed, but the set works for a shared tool pool or long-term stock.
Key Features & Benefits
- 100 springs included — one purchase covers many repairs across many tools.
- Model-specific fit — made for Piranha Pruners 550101, 550102, 550103, 550106, 550107, 550108, 550109 and 550110.
- Compact size — each spring is about 1 in tall and 0.2 in wide, so storage takes little room.
- Replace the part, not the tool — restores the return action of the pruner.
Who Should Use Piranha Pruners Replacement Springs
Commercial growers, trimming crews and home gardeners who own one of the listed Piranha Pruners models and want spare springs on hand for maintenance.
About Piranha Pruners Replacement Springs
This product is a set of 100 replacement springs for Piranha Pruners trimming scissors. Each spring measures 0.2 in long, 0.2 in wide and 1 in high. It is sold as one unit containing 100 springs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which pruners do these springs fit?
A: They are listed for Piranha Pruners models 550101, 550102, 550103, 550106, 550107, 550108, 550109 and 550110. Check your model number before ordering. Do not use them on other tools without confirming fit.
Q: How many springs come in the set?
A: The set contains 100 replacement springs. It is sold as a single unit.
Q: Why replace the spring instead of the whole pruner?
A: The spring drives the reopening of the blades after each cut. Replacing a worn spring is a smaller repair than buying a new tool. It keeps tools you already own in use.
Q: How big is each spring?
A: Each spring measures 0.2 in by 0.2 in by 1 in. That small size makes them easy to store in a tool drawer or parts bin.
Q: Is this set too large for one gardener?
A: For a single pair of pruners, 100 springs is more than needed. The set makes the most sense for crews, shared tool pools, or growers who want long-term spare parts.
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