DL Wholesale Piranha Pruner Bonsai Shear Scissors - 60mm Stainless Blade

Precise Trimming in Tight Spaces - 60mm Stainless Blade

Detailed pruning in dense growth calls for a small, controlled blade. Full-size pruners are awkward around crowded stems. These shear scissors pair a stainless blade with a compact bonsai-style form, so you can make deliberate cuts where larger tools cannot reach.

This is a single shear, suited to hobbyists who need one dependable trimming tool and to commercial growers who want to stock a bench or team with matching hand tools.

Key Features & Benefits

• 60mm blade — a blade length suited to detail work on stems and small growth.
• Stainless blade — stainless material resists rust better than plain carbon steel and wipes clean between uses.
• Bonsai-style shear — a compact format for precision cuts in narrow spaces.
• Sold each — buy one for personal use or several to outfit a crew.

Who Should Use Piranha Pruner Bonsai Shear Scissors

Indoor gardeners, hydroponic system operators and commercial cultivation teams who do detailed trimming, pruning and training during vegetative growth and flowering.

About DL Wholesale Piranha Pruner Bonsai Shear Scissors

The DL Wholesale Piranha Pruner Bonsai Shear Scissors feature a 60mm stainless blade. They are sold each, as a single unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the blade length?
A: The blade is 60mm long. That length suits precise, close-range trimming.

Q: What is the blade made of?
A: The blade is stainless. Stainless blades are generally easy to wipe clean and resist corrosion.

Q: How many come in a purchase?
A: Each order is for one shear. Order multiple units to equip several workstations.

Q: How should I clean the blade between plants?
A: Wipe the blade with a suitable cleaning solution and dry it before storing. Cleaning between plants helps limit the spread of disease in a cultivation space.

Q: How do bonsai-style shears differ from standard pruners?
A: Bonsai-style shears are smaller and give finer control for detail cuts. Standard pruners handle thicker stems but are less precise in tight spots.