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Kew Gardens Small Heavy Duty Bypass Secateurs
The Kew Gardens Small Heavy Duty Bypass Secateurs are compact pruning tools designed for precision cutting in the garden. Produced by Spear & Jackson in collaboration with the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, these secateurs combine professional horticultural expertise with traditional British manufacturing quality to deliver reliable performance for gardeners and landscaping professionals.
Part of the Razorsharp series, these bypass secateurs feature drop forged blades and forged aluminium handles that provide exceptional strength whilst maintaining a lightweight, manoeuvrable design. The bypass cutting action delivers clean, precise cuts that promote healthy plant growth, making them ideal for pruning roses, shrubs, and general garden maintenance tasks.
With a maximum cutting capacity of 20mm diameter, these secateurs are well-suited for detailed work on smaller branches and stems. The compact 200mm overall length makes them particularly useful for intricate pruning work where manoeuvrability is essential, whilst the 56mm blade size strikes an effective balance between cutting power and control.
Features and Benefits:
• Drop forged blades and forged aluminium handles for added strength and durability
• Bypass cutting action provides clean cuts that promote plant health
• Compact design ideal for precision pruning and detailed garden work
• Spare spring and blades set available for extended tool life
Specifications:
Maximum cut: 20mm (3/4") diameter
Overall length: 200mm (8")
Blade size: 56mm (2 1/4")
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There is a Kew Gardens manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.




