

Spear & Jackson telescopic handle anvil loppers


Spear & Jackson telescopic handle anvil loppers
Spear & Jackson telescopic handle anvil loppers
Well-crafted tool with a sturdy appearance. My experience with similar tools over several decades makes me regret a relative deficiency in the locking mechanism of the arm extensions, but also acknowledge that hard materials (dry branches) are a very severe test. The flexibility and rigidity of the steel arms are a guarantee to prevent excesses, which is not the case with other aluminum arms that deform almost irreversibly! The opening of the clamps could have a few millimeters more to be ideal. Finally, I would appreciate being able to proactively purchase one or more spare anvils, as they are almost always the main weakness of this type of tool when used intensively. This should be offered in a kit from the first purchase.
Dominique, 21/10/2020
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These telescopic handle anvil loppers by Spear & Jackson are specially equipped with a gear mechanism that multiplies the cutting force by +60% and extendable arms, increasing its reach up to 94 cm. It is a perfect tool for pruning the hardest and least accessible woods and adapts to users who do not have much strength or who simply want to make their lives easier! Equipped with anvil blades, it is useful for cutting hard, dry, and dead branches and stems with diameters up to 4.2 cm. It is a robust and durable model, equipped with polished and lacquered steel blades, giving them exceptional resistance to rust. it is ergonomic, with long, extremely strong tubular steel arms that are coated with PVC for better longevity and to fight against corrosion. Their length can be easily adjusted with a rotating locking system. The comfortable handles are made of a soft-touch material. It is a high-quality and versatile lopper that will last for many years. This product is guaranteed for 10 years by the manufacturer.
The range of Razorsharp Advance pruning tools developed by Spear & Jackson incorporates mechanical innovations, including gear and ratchet mechanisms, ergonomic design, and new materials, to facilitate garden pruning work and make it more enjoyable. The anvil loppers with telescopic handles bring together the same type of blades as anvil secateurs but are larger and mounted on handles whose reach can be adjusted. The upper blade is thin and sharp and comes into contact with the lower blade made of a metal plate. This "anvil" allows for better grip of the branch to be cut and distributes the applied pressure. This tool is thus suitable for pruning dead or very dry and hard branches and stems. Avoid softer and greener woods as this tool would crush their tissues. With their extendable arms, they are perfect tools for pruning subjects with hard wood that require a larger cutting width and a wider tool reach, such as thorny bushes. To change the length of the handles, unlock by turning anticlockwise, extend by pulling, and then lock the length by turning clockwise.
Technical specifications and "plus" product:
- Hardened carbon steel blades, very robust, for increased durability.
- Coated and lacquered for better rust resistance.
- Gear mechanism multiplying the cutting force by +60%.
- Anvil blade useful for cutting dead, dry, and/or hard branches and stems.
- Tubular steel handle for maximum strength.
- Telescopic handles with "Twist and Lock" rotating locking system, extending up to 610-940 mm.
- PVC coating for anti-corrosion effect and maximum robustness.
- Shock-absorbing handles, soft to the touch for great ergonomics.
- 10-year warranty.
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