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Bahco 20cm (8in) Pruning Knife

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A high-quality tool with an extremely sharp curved blade made of stainless steel. It is perfect for pruning with precision and delicacy. Measuring 20cm (8in) in length, this is a compact and lightweight knife to carry. It folds easily into its plastic handle. It is perfectly suited for harvesting fruits, picking flowers, and removing branches from fruit trees and young woody plants.

The Bahco 20cm (8in) pruning knife is a small, high-quality tool with a very sharp curved stainless-steel blade that is ideal for pruning delicate trees, such as peach trees. It folds into a lightweight plastic handle and can be easily stored in a pocket. This versatile tool can be taken anywhere to trim wounds caused by saw cuts, harvest fruits, pick flowers, thin out plants, and shape young trees and bushes.

It is a small, solid, and durable model. The blade folds easily. The knife weighs just 100g. It is perfect for pruning with precision and delicacy.

Technical specifications:

Extra-sharp, foldable blade
Curved in a hook shape
Comfortable composite handle
Length: 20cm (8in)
Weight: 100g
Made in France
Lifetime warranty under normal conditions of use - excluding wear parts

This tool is under warranty. This warranty only applies to the metal parts, except consumables (screws, springs, etc.), and within the scope of normal use. The warranty does not apply to handles or grips.

Tool features

Ideal tool for Cutting green, live wood

Handle type Single handle

Handle material synthetic, 2850

Total length 20 cm

Weight 0.100000 kg

Manufacturer Bahco

Référence fabricant P20

Made in France Made in France

Product guarantee 10 year

Technical data

Recommended for use in For outdoor and indoor use

Best time to use product Any time

Detailed features

Directions for use This pruning knife resembles a pocket knife, with a bevelled blade and a curved tip that is particularly useful for grasping stems or peduncles to be cut. It is used for pruning perennial plants and bushes with young, green, flexible wood, as well as for picking flowers or fruits, such as grapes. It is also used to prepare stems for cuttings and to perform more extensive grafting techniques, such as whip and cleft grafting, on subjects with thick bark, such as fruit trees. In this case, the pruning knife is used to remove "grafting wood" and prepare deep insertions on the rootstock. Clean the blade with alcohol after use, as this helps prevent the transmission of diseases from one plant to another, and keeps your tool in good condition for a long time (the sap of certain plants can damage the blade or make it sticky over time). It is advisable to use a lubricating spray to clean and protect the blade from rust. Sharpen it at the first sign of weakness. Store this tool in a dry place, away from bad weather.