Dramm ColorPoint Compact Shears - 12 Count Display Box - Fine Point - Stainless Steel Blades

Fine-Point Shears for Detailed Plant Trimming - 12 Count Display Box

Detailed trimming goes slowly with blunt or oversized tools. These compact shears have a fine point that reaches into tight spots, and stainless steel blades that handle cutting flowers and trimming back plants. The ergonomic design helps keep your hand comfortable during repeated cuts.

This listing is one display box holding 12 shears. That suits growers who want a trimming tool on hand for every workstation or crew member, as well as retailers who want a ready display. A single grower can keep spares for the whole season.

Key Features & Benefits

• Fine point — lets you make detailed cuts in tight spaces.
• Stainless steel blades — resist rust better than plain steel in humid growing areas.
• Ergonomic design — supports comfortable handling during longer trimming sessions.
• Compact size — easy to carry and store at the bench.
• 12 count display box — keeps shears organized for stocking or distribution.

Who Should Use Dramm ColorPoint Compact Shears

Commercial and home growers who trim back plants or cut flowers will find these useful. Crews that need several matching tools, and retailers stocking shears, benefit from the 12 count box.

About Dramm ColorPoint Compact Shears

Dramm makes the ColorPoint Compact Shears with stainless steel blades and a fine point. Each box contains 12 shears and is sold as one unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many shears come in the box?
A: The display box holds 12 shears. It is sold as a single unit.

Q: What are the blades made of?
A: The blades are stainless steel. Stainless steel resists corrosion in damp environments.

Q: What does a fine point do?
A: A fine point is a narrow, tapered blade tip. It lets you cut precisely in tight areas without damaging nearby growth.

Q: What are these shears used for?
A: They are made for cutting flowers and trimming back plants. The compact size suits detailed work.

Q: How should I care for the blades?
A: Wipe the blades clean and dry after use to remove sap and moisture. Sanitize between plants or sessions to limit the spread of disease.