Saboten Harvesting Scissors - 200mm Overall Length - 58mm Straight Carbon Steel Blade - Resin Cushion Grip

Precise Trimming in Tight Spaces - 200mm Length

Trimming dense growth with dull or awkward tools tears stems and tires your hand. These scissors pair a straight, chrome-plated carbon steel blade with a resin cushion grip, so you can make clean, controlled cuts during harvest and routine pruning. The short blade reaches into crowded areas where larger shears do not fit.

Sold as a single pair, they suit home gardeners who want a dedicated trimming tool and commercial teams who equip each trimmer with their own pair. The 58mm blade favors detail work over heavy cutting.

Key Features & Benefits

• 58mm straight blade — gives accurate cuts in crowded growth.
• Chrome-plated carbon steel — a hard blade material with a plated finish.
• Resin cushion grip — softens pressure on your hand during long sessions.
• Ergonomic design — supports comfortable, controlled cutting.
• Made in Japan — produced in Japan.

Who Should Use Saboten Harvesting Scissors

Growers who trim, prune or harvest by hand and want a precise tool for fine work. They suit hobby gardeners, indoor cultivators and commercial trim crews who need a small, accurate blade.

About Saboten Harvesting Scissors

Saboten Harvesting Scissors, model PT-7, are hand scissors with a 58mm straight blade of chrome-plated carbon steel and a resin cushion grip. They are made in Japan and sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What type of blade do these scissors have?
A: The blade is straight and 58mm long. It is made of chrome-plated carbon steel.

Q: Are they comfortable for long trimming sessions?
A: The resin cushion grip and ergonomic design reduce hand pressure. Comfort still varies by hand size and how long you work.

Q: Are these heavy-duty pruners?
A: No. The short blade is built for precise trimming and light pruning, not thick woody branches. Use loppers or heavier pruners for those.

Q: How should I store them?
A: Keep them in a protective case or sheath when not in use, since the blades are very sharp. Wipe and dry the blades after use to protect the finish.

Q: What does carbon steel mean?
A: Carbon steel is an iron alloy with added carbon that holds a sharp edge. Here the blade is chrome plated.