Harvest Company Stainless Steel Pruner – Straight
Shop Harvest Company 31878 straight stainless steel pruners with spring action, soft-gel grips and a safety lock. Compare trimming tools at 454 Bags.
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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.
| Tool | Profile / grip | Blade finish | Blade length | Practical fit | Price |
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Harvest Company Stainless Steel Pruner – Straight
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StraightAnti-slip soft-gel grips | Not specified | Not specified | Accessible leaf cleanup and a direct cutting line | $7.99 USDAvailable |
Harvest Company Stainless Steel Pruner – Curved
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CurvedAnti-slip soft-gel grips | Not specified | Not specified | Contour work with a curved, spring-action approach | $8.99 USDAvailable |
Harvest Company Non-Stick Scissors
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StraightAnti-slip soft-gel finger-loop grips | Non-stick coating | Not specified | Compact detail cleanup with a coated scissor | $8.25 USDAvailable |
Harvest Company Non-Stick Bonsai Shears – Straight
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StraightErgonomic, ambidextrous finger-loop handles | Fluorine non-stick coating | 35 มม. | Straight finish cuts with a 35 mm coated blade | $18.99 USDAvailable |
Harvest Company Non-Stick Bonsai Shears – Angled
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AngledErgonomic, ambidextrous finger-loop handles | Fluorine non-stick coating | 35 มม. | Angled approaches to fine detail and shaping | $18.99 USDAvailable |
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.
What is the difference between 31878 and 31879?
Both use stainless-steel blades, soft-gel grips, a safety lock and spring action. The 31878 has straight blades; the 31879 uses a curved blade profile.
Is this a non-stick pruner?
The manufacturer specifies stainless-steel blades for this model and does not list a non-stick coating. Choose 31883, 31930 or 31931 if a coated blade is your priority.
Is this intended for thick woody branches?
Treat this as a precision trimming tool. No maximum cutting diameter is provided by the manufacturer; use a tool rated for the branch size when heavier pruning is needed.
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- วัสดุ
- Stainless steel blades with soft-gel grips
- รูปแบบบรรจุ
- Individual pruner
- Blade profile
- Straight
- Grip
- Anti-slip soft-gel grips
- Action
- Spring-action pruner
- Manufacturer-listed size
- 6 in. x 0.79 in.
- SKU
- 31878
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- 1 Harvest Company Stainless Steel Pruner — Straight (SKU 31878)
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The Harvest Company 31878 gives everyday plant cleanup a direct cutting line. Straight stainless steel blades let you position the cut in front of the tool, while the spring opens the handles between squeezes. Choose this pruner for accessible leaves, light shaping and the small cleanup tasks around a harvest.
A straight blade with spring-action control
- Straight stainless steel blades: Bring the cutting edge to a visible leaf or small trimming target. The straight profile is useful when you can approach the work directly.
- Spring-action handles: The handles reopen after each squeeze. Choose this action if you prefer repeated snips without opening finger loops yourself.
- Anti-slip soft-gel grips: A cushioned grip surface supports holding and repositioning the pruner as you move between cuts.
- Safety lock: Close and secure the blades between tasks and before putting the tool away.
Choose straight or curved by the approach
Start with the straight profile when the cut is easy to see and reach. Compare the 31879 curved stainless pruner when a curved blade feels better positioned around the area you are shaping. Both have spring action, soft-gel grips and a lock; the blade profile is the main choice. Your grip preference and the position of the cut matter more than assigning one blade to every harvest stage.
Product details
The Harvest Company model 31878; straight stainless steel blades; spring-action handles; anti-slip soft-gel grips; safety lock. Each retail unit contains one pruner.
Keep the tool ready for the next session
Remove residue as it collects, wipe the blades and dry the tool before storage. Use a cleaner compatible with stainless steel. If a cut requires force, change to a tool suited to that task rather than pushing these trimming blades through it.
Questions about the straight pruner
Is 31878 a non-stick model?
The maker specifies stainless steel blades for this pruner and does not list a non-stick coating. The coated scissors and bonsai shears are separate models.
What does the spring do?
It returns the handles toward the open position after a squeeze. You still guide the blades and control each cut.
Can this be my only trimming tool?
It can cover the small cleanup tasks that suit its shape. Add a different blade profile or finger-loop scissors when access or your preferred handling calls for a change.
See all trimming shears and scissors or read which trimming shears suit each harvest stage.