DL Wholesale Piranha Pruner Trimming Scissors - Straight Titanium Blade - 3 x 9 x 1-in

Precise Hand Trimming for Detailed Pruning - 9 in Long

Detail trimming goes slowly when your blades are clumsy or wrong for the job. These Piranha Pruner trimming scissors use a straight titanium blade, so you can make controlled snips on delicate plant material. The straight blade shape suits close, careful work during flowering and tidy-up pruning during vegetative growth.

This is a single pair, sold each. That makes it a practical pick for a home gardener adding a trimming tool, or for a commercial team that wants to equip workers one pair at a time.

Key Features & Benefits

• Straight blade — gives a direct cutting line for precise snips.
• Titanium blade — the blade material the manufacturer specifies for this trimming scissor.
• Compact size — about 9 in long and 3 in wide, so it fits in a hand and a tool pouch.
• Light weight — ships at 0.2 lb, which keeps hand fatigue down on long sessions.

Who Should Use Piranha Pruner Trimming Scissors

Growers who trim by hand, from home gardeners to licensed commercial cultivation teams, will find these useful for detailed trimming and light pruning.

About DL Wholesale Piranha Pruner Trimming Scissors

This product is listed under the DL Wholesale brand as Piranha Pruner Trimming Scissors with a straight titanium blade. It is sold each and measures 3 in by 9 in by 1 in. Its GTIN is 816731016926.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a straight blade?
A: A straight blade has a flat, unangled cutting edge. It gives a direct line of cut and suits precise snips close to the stem or plant material.

Q: How many scissors come in an order?
A: One pair. The selling unit is each.

Q: How big are they?
A: The listed dimensions are 3 in wide, 9 in long and 1 in high. They ship at 0.2 lb.

Q: Should I clean trimming scissors between plants?
A: Yes. Wiping blades between sessions helps limit the spread of residue and pathogens from one plant to another. Use a cleaner suited to your blade material.

Q: How do trimming scissors differ from larger pruners?
A: Trimming scissors are smaller and made for fine, close work. Larger pruners handle thicker stems and heavier cuts.