Darlac Expert Razor Edge Saw
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Darlac Expert Razor Edge Saw

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SKU: 58015
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Darlac Expert Razor Edge Saw
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Product Details

  • The triedge saw has 6.5 teeth per 3cm and the blade is tapered to offer minimal friction and reduce drag.
  • The teeth are precisely sharpened on three different plains for outstanding performance.
  • This saw cuts on the pull stroke, providing maximum control with minimum effor, leaving a smooth surface to reduce the risk of die back and disease.
  • The upper 'sickle' can be used to cut vines or assist in dislodging severed branches.
  • The lower 'sickle' is used to undercut the branch and help reduce strip back when the branch is cut.
  • Both sickles help to prevent the blade from slipping during the cutting process.
  • Made from SK5 high carbon tool steel and chrome armoured to reduce friction thereby decreasing the risk of corrosion.
  • Can be used as a hand saw in conjunction with the Expert Saw Handle available separately.
  • For use with Expert Standard Telescopic Pole.

Carbon steel blade, plastic fitting.Height 58cm, Width 18cm, Depth 3cm. Cut capacity: 20cm.

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