Bond Bypass Pruner - 24 in L - 1.75 in Cutting Capacity

Leverage for Thick Branches - 24 in Long

Hand shears struggle once stems and branches turn woody, and forcing them wears out your wrists and dulls the blade. This bypass pruner uses long, lightweight oval steel handles to add leverage, so you can slice through thick growth with less effort. Heat-treated blades help the edge stay sharp longer between touch-ups.

At 24 in long with a 1.75 in cutting capacity, this pruner suits growers who maintain larger plants, clear heavy branches during cleanup, or manage pruning in a garden or cultivation space. It is sold as a single unit, so you can add one to your tool set or equip a crew one at a time.

Key Features & Benefits

• 1.75 in cutting capacity — handles thick branches that smaller hand pruners cannot.
• 24 in overall length — gives reach and leverage for heavier cuts.
• Lightweight oval steel handles — add strength while keeping the tool manageable to carry and use.
• Heat-treated blades — help the cutting edge stay sharp longer.
• Bypass design — blades pass each other like scissors for a clean slicing cut.

Who Should Use Bond Bypass Pruner

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who need to cut thick, woody growth during pruning, structural clean-up, or end-of-cycle breakdown will find it useful. It is a practical choice when hand shears lack the power.

About Bond Bypass Pruner

The Bond Bypass Pruner is a 24 in long lopper with a 1.75 in cutting capacity. It has oval steel handles and heat-treated blades. It is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the largest branch this pruner can cut?
A: It has a cutting capacity of 1.75 in. For best results, cut branches at or below that diameter rather than forcing larger ones.

Q: What does bypass mean?
A: A bypass pruner has blades that pass each other like scissors. This produces a slicing cut, as opposed to an anvil style that crushes against a flat surface.

Q: Why choose long handles over hand pruners?
A: Longer handles give more leverage, so thick branches take less effort to cut. They also extend your reach into denser plants.

Q: What are heat-treated blades?
A: Heat treatment is a process that hardens the metal. Here it helps the blades stay sharp longer.

Q: Is the pruner heavy to use?
A: The oval steel handles are described as lightweight, which helps during extended pruning sessions.