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Cut through large branches with ease
With a powerful ratchet action, this lightweight telescopic ratchet lopper makes removing bigger branches a whole lot easier, particularly for those with a weaker grip, as it requires up to 30% less effort to cut them down.
It features strong, oval profile alloy handles for lightness, a push button to easily extend the handles up to 101cm reaching branches that are hard to get to, a rust-resistant Teflon coated blade and non-slip cushioned grip handles.
Three times award-winning and highly recommended by professionals.
Weight less than 1.6kg, length up to 101cm, cut capacity 50mm.
Maintenance: Clean, sharpen and oil.
For comprehensive care and garden pruner maintenance advice, check out the Darlac "A Pruner for Life" guide here.
Postage and packaging (P&P) is applied on a per order basis and is automatically calculated based on the type of product you are ordering.
A charge of £4.95 P&P is applied for plant and hardware orders and a charge of £2.45 is applied for seed orders.
Items marked with a lorry symbol, are usually heavy or bulky and require specialist carriers, these have a single £12.95 carriage charge per order no matter how many items are ordered in this category. UK mainland only.
Should you have any problems with your product, please contact our Customer Services Team advising the nature of your concern before returning the product.
To use telescopic loppers, begin by extending the handles to the desired length using the push-button mechanism. Position the blade around the branch you wish to cut and use the ratchet mechanism for thicker branches by applying pressure in stages; each squeeze brings the blade closer to a complete cut. This technique requires less effort while delivering a clean finish. For best results, keep the blade sharp and free from debris.
A lopper is a general term for a long-handled pruning tool designed to cut branches, while a bypass lopper is a specific type of lopper. Bypass loppers have two sharp blades that glide past each other, like scissors. These are best used on live branches as they minimise damage to plant tissue. Other types of loppers, such as anvil loppers, use a single blade that cuts against a flat surface, making them better suited for deadwood or harder branches.
Bypass loppers are better for pruning live branches, as they produce cleaner cuts that help live plant tissue heal more quickly. Anvil loppers, on the other hand, are more effective for cutting dry or deadwood, as their single blade and flat anvil provide more crushing power. The Darlac Telescopic Ratchet Lopper has a ratchet mechanism which handles live and dead branches effectively.
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