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Harvest Company Non-Stick Bonsai Shears – Straight
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Harvest Company Non-Stick Bonsai Shears – Straight

Straight 35 mm blades put a small cutting edge where you need it. Made in Japan from Japanese stainless steel, with a fluorine coating and ambidextrous finger-loop handles for controlled detail trimming.

$18.99 USD
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StraightBlade profile
Manual finger-loop scissorsAction
35 mmBlade length

Match the work

Find the right shears for the job.

Pick a stage to see the matching tools and compare their differences below.

Start with the accessible cuts.

Clear accessible leaves and make small shaping cuts with a spring-action grip. Choose the straight profile for a direct line, or the curved profile when you prefer another approach to the contour. Use a tool rated for the branch size when woody material needs heavier pruning.

Give sticky work a coated option.

Fresh material can leave residue on the cutting faces. A non-stick finish can help reduce sticking while you work. Keep cleaning part of the session and choose the grip you find easiest to control.

Make small, deliberate finish cuts.

Work a little at a time around dry material. Short blades let you focus on a small cutting area. Pick the straight or angled bonsai profile according to the line you want to approach.

Choose the angle around the target.

Blade shape changes how you position the tool for a small cut. Compare a curved spring-action pruner with an angled finger-loop shear, then choose the combination of approach and hand movement you prefer.

Compare trimming tools

Prices and availability come from the current product listings. A specification marked “Not specified” has not been confirmed for that exact model.
ToolProfile / gripBlade finishBlade lengthPractical fitPrice
Harvest Company 31878 straight stainless steel pruner with red and black grips, a coil spring and safety lock.
StraightAnti-slip soft-gel grips Not specified Not specified Accessible leaf cleanup and a direct cutting line $7.99 USDAvailable
Back view of Harvest Company 31879 curved pruner with silver blades, a hex pivot, spring and red and black grips.
CurvedAnti-slip soft-gel grips Not specified Not specified Contour work with a curved, spring-action approach $8.99 USDAvailable
Harvest Company 31883 non-stick trimming scissors with dark tapered blades, a gold pivot and red and black finger loops.
StraightAnti-slip soft-gel finger-loop grips Non-stick coating Not specified Compact detail cleanup with a coated scissor $8.25 USDAvailable
Harvest Company 31930 straight bonsai shears with dark coated blades, a silver pivot and red finger-loop handles.
StraightErgonomic, ambidextrous finger-loop handles Fluorine non-stick coating 35 mm Straight finish cuts with a 35 mm coated blade $18.99 USDAvailable
Harvest Company 31931 angled bonsai shears in red and white retail packaging labeled Angled Blade.
AngledErgonomic, ambidextrous finger-loop handles Fluorine non-stick coating 35 mm Angled approaches to fine detail and shaping $18.99 USDAvailable
Read the guide to trimming stages

Between sessions

Care for your shears.

A well-kept blade starts with a simple cleaning and storage routine. Use compatible cleaning products for the material and finish on your exact tool.

Care for this tool

Remove plant residue regularly and wipe the tool dry before storage.
Use a cleaner compatible with the blade material and any coating; follow the cleaner and tool maker’s guidance.
Avoid abrasive scraping on coated blades. Use a suitably rated larger pruner for woody material.

How long are the blades and the whole tool?

The manufacturer lists a 35 mm blade length and a 160 mm overall length, approximately 1.38 and 6.30 inches respectively.

Can left-handed users use these shears?

Yes. The manufacturer describes both bonsai models as ambidextrous.

What changes between 31930 and 31931?

The blade profile changes: 31930 is straight and 31931 is angled. Both list 35 mm blades, 160 mm overall length, Japanese stainless steel, fluorine coating and ambidextrous handles.

Build your trimming bench

Build a kit around this tool.

These bundles include the tool on this page. Add a complementary cutting profile or equip your station with the full lineup.

15% off

Trim & Cure Starter Kit

Straight bonsai shears 31930 with a 10-pack of 1 lb CurePak bags. Review the available bag finish on the bundle page.

$37.39 USD$43.99 USD
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Material
Japanese stainless steel blades with fluorine non-stick coating
Supply format
Individual shears
Manufacturing origin
Japan
Blade length
35 mm
Overall length
160 mm
Blade profile
Straight
Blade finish
Fluorine non-stick coating
Grip
Ergonomic, ambidextrous finger-loop handles
Action
Manual finger-loop scissors
SKU
31930

Included in your selection

  • 1 Harvest Company Non-Stick Bonsai Shears — Straight (SKU 31930)
Product details

Bring a short, straight blade to close cannabis trimming and other detailed plant work. Made in Japan, the Harvest Company 31930 bonsai shears combine 35mm Japanese stainless steel blades with a fluorine coating. Tapered tips and finger-loop handles let you position the tool for small, deliberate leaf cleanup and finishing cuts.

35mm blades for a direct approach to detail

  • Straight 35mm blades with tapered tips: Line up the cutting edge with the detail in front of you. The published blade length helps you compare this model with other finishing tools.
  • Japanese stainless steel: The blade material is specified by the maker, and the complete shears are made in Japan.
  • Fluorine non-stick coating: The coating helps reduce sticking on the blade surfaces during trimming. Regular residue removal still belongs in your routine.
  • Ambidextrous finger-loop handles: Designed for either hand, with manual control over opening and closing. The overall tool length is 160mm.

Straight or angled for the next cut?

Choose the straight model when a direct approach gives you a clear view of the leaf or edge you want to trim. Compare the 31931 angled bonsai shears when a different blade angle feels easier to position. Both have 35mm blades, 160mm overall length, Japanese manufacture and fluorine coating. Choose the blade profile by how you can see and reach the target, then let your harvest workflow determine when that detail work happens.

Blade length and overall length

Model 31930: straight tapered blades; 35mm blade length; 160mm overall length; fluorine-coated Japanese stainless steel; ambidextrous handles; made in Japan. Each retail unit contains one pair.

Keep the coated cutting surfaces clear

Remove residue as it builds up using a cleaning method compatible with the fluorine-coated blades. Wipe and dry the shears before storage. For cuts that require force, select a tool intended for that material instead.

Questions about the straight bonsai shears

Does 35mm describe the whole tool?

No. It is the published blade length. The complete shears measure 160mm overall, so you can compare both the cutting area and the tool size.

Can a left-handed trimmer use them?

Yes. The maker identifies the handles as ambidextrous, suitable for left- or right-handed use.

How do these fit into cannabis trimming?

Consider them for small leaf removal, detail cleanup and finishing when you prefer a straight coated blade. The position of the cut and your handling preference guide the choice.

Compare our cannabis trimming shears and scissors and read the harvest-stage tool guide.

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