BERGER Hedge Shears – Professional 23.6" Garden Clippers with Self-Sharpening Chrome-Plated Steel Blades, 9.25" Cutting Length, Beechwood Handles – 4490

Product Description The Hedge Shear 4490 from BERGER is made with high quality forged steel and chrome-plated blades that make this shear extremely durable and long-lasting. It has traditional straight blades.  The blades are self-sharpening and the tension can be adjusted easily. It also features traditional wood handles that give this tool a great feel; lightweight yet extremely durable. From the Manufacturer Founded in 1918, Berger is one of Germany’s leading manufacturers of cutting tools for gardening, orchard and vineyards, florists, forestry and engineering. Generations of quality manufacturing, as well as innovative and detailed improvements, allows Berger to continuously offer superior quality cutting tools with outstanding comfort and safety. Convinced that quality and sustainability are the benchmarks for the future, Berger continues to manufacture by utilizing high-grade steels to sustain the advanced cutting performance and longevity of their product line for future generations. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Set Contains: Hedge shear See more

• Professional hedge shear made of high-grade steel for hedges, bushes and shrubs, overall length of the shear: 60 cm
• The high quality beech wood handles with integrated damper feel light in your hands and are wrist-friendly for continuous, comfortable working
• The two sap grooves are self-cleaning and enable a particularly efficient, stick-free cutting - each cut is clean and precise for a healthy growth of your hedges and shrubs
• Extremely durable due to the matt chrome plated, sharp blades and a special corrosion protection
• Made in Germany - With VPA-GS-seal for approved safety- ETM test magazine: Test winner of 12 manual hedge shears (Excellent, 92.1%, issue 07/2009)