Dramm ColorPoint Compact Pruner - 1/4-in Cutting Capacity - Stainless Steel Blades - Assorted Colors

Compact Stainless Steel Pruning for Fine Stems - 1/4-in Cut

Small stems call for a tool that fits your hand and cuts cleanly. The Dramm ColorPoint Compact Pruner uses ergonomically designed stainless steel blades to trim woody stems and perennials up to 1/4 in thick. A compact body keeps it easy to handle during repetitive work.

This single pruner suits hobbyists who need a dedicated trimming tool, and regular indoor growers who want a light pruner for detail work. Teams can pick up several to keep within reach at each station.

Key Features & Benefits

• Stainless steel blades — a durable cutting edge for repeated trimming.
• 1/4-in cutting capacity — suited to thin woody stems and perennials.
• Ergonomic design — more comfortable handling during longer sessions.
• Compact size — easy to carry and use in tight spaces.
• Assorted colors — Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue and Berry make it easy to spot or assign tools.

Who Should Use Dramm ColorPoint Compact Pruner

Gardeners, indoor growers and cultivation staff who trim thin woody stems or perennials will find it useful. It is not meant for stems thicker than 1/4 in.

About Dramm ColorPoint Compact Pruner

Dramm makes the ColorPoint Compact Pruner with stainless steel blades and a 1/4-in cutting capacity. It is sold each and comes in assorted colors: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue and Berry.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the maximum stem thickness?
A: The cutting capacity is 1/4 in. Use a larger pruner or loppers for thicker stems to avoid damaging the blades.

Q: What are the blades made of?
A: The blades are stainless steel. Wipe them clean after use to keep the edge in good condition.

Q: Can I choose a color?
A: The pruner is listed in assorted colors: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue and Berry. Color availability may vary.

Q: How does a compact pruner differ from full-size shears?
A: A compact pruner is smaller and lighter, which helps with detail trimming on thin stems. Full-size tools generally handle thicker material.

Q: How many come in a sale?
A: It is sold each, so one pruner per unit.