The Original LÖWE anvil pruners offer various models for different requirements.
The model THE ORIGINAL is the first anvil pruner and the origin of the entire product line.
The VARIO model enables handle width adjustment and prolongs the service life of the blade and anvil.
The models FAST CUT, EASY CUT, POWER CUT and CLEAN CUT each offer specific advantages for rapid work, easy cut, powerful cutting, and clean cut.
In the following step, our detailed explanations can provide further assistance.
The Original
The Original LÖWE 1 is the first anvil pruner that Walther Schröder introduced to the world in 1923. It represents the origin and the foundational model from which many other Original LÖWE models GardenPRO and INDUSTRIAL were developed.
Vario
Classic anvil pruner with continuously adjustable handle width to adapt to one's own hand size. The service life of the blade and anvil is significantly extended, as their wear can be compensated by the adjustable handle width.
Fast cut
Anvil pruners with a straight blade facilitate rapid operation. The straight blade ensures precise engagement with both the material to be cut and the intended cutting point. This swift and secure targeting of the cutting point significantly enhances cutting efficiency.
Easy cut
Anvil pruners with a short and slender blade facilitate very easy cutting because the material to be cut is positioned close to the pivot point, thereby optimizing leverage. Furthermore, a thin blade causes less wedging of the branch being cut. Consequently, the force required for the cut is further minimized.
Power cut
Hybrid pruners are anvil pruners with bypass geometry. They combine the best of both worlds. Due to the curved shape of the blade and anvil, even large-diameter cuttings lie close to the pivot point and do not slip forward during the cut. This ideal power transmission allows even strong branches of hard wood to be cut effortlessly.
Clean cut
With bypass pruners, the material to be cut is held on only one side by the counter blade, while the blade severs the material. Consequently, the cut branch is compressed on only one side, and the cut surface on the plant remains undamaged. Their geometry enables cutting flush with the growth point or a clean cut to the branch collar. Bypass pruners are particularly well-suited for fibrous and delicate woody plants.
