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Cut with quality Browse our Lowe loppers
Do you have large stems and small branches that are tough and difficult to reach? At Quality Pruners, we provide a selection of quality-built Lowe loppers that are made in Germany to keep your trees and larger shrubs growing healthy. Explore the wide selection of premium pruners and loppers.
Why are Lowe loppers important?
Lowe Loppers are essentially pruners with long handles. If you have small branches or larger, deep bushes, loppers will allow you to reach and prune further with more leverage. Lopping off branches with fungi or disease is an essential part of keeping your trees healthy. Using a pruning shear for a larger stem will eventually damage the tool, but loppers can handle it with ease. Using our German-made loppers puts less strain on you and your other tools, hence why they come in both bypass and anvil forms.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are loppers used for?
Loppers are gardening tools with long handles and large cutting blades. They are designed to cut thicker branches and limbs that pruners may not be able to handle. Loppers are commonly used in tree pruning, shrub maintenance, and general gardening tasks.
What types of loppers are available?
There are different types of loppers, such as bypass loppers, anvil loppers, and ratchet loppers. Bypass loppers have curved blades that bypass each other, providing a clean and precise cut. Anvil loppers have one straight blade that cuts against a flat surface, suitable for cutting dead or thick branches.
How do I choose the right size of Lowe loppers for my needs?
Choosing the right size of loppers depend on the thickness of branches you want to cut. Longer handles provide more leverage and reach, making them suitable for cutting thicker branches. Shorter handles are easier to maneuver and are ideal for smaller, lighter pruning tasks.
Can I replace the blades on my loppers?
Yes, in many cases, lopper blades can be replaced if they become damaged or worn out.