The Zenport H301C Harvest Shear is your go-to tool for precision harvesting and pruning tasks. Designed with short, curved blades crafted from heat-treated carbon steel, this shear ensures clean, precise cuts for delicate fruits, floral applications, and thinning tasks. Its special rust and corrosion-resistant coating adds durability, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor gardening needs.
With an ergonomic design, the Zenport H301C features long handles with comfortable, non-slip grips, giving you superior control and leverage during use. The spring-loaded action allows the blades to automatically open after each cut, reducing hand fatigue and enhancing efficiency. A locking mechanism keeps the blades securely closed when not in use, ensuring safe storage and transport.
Compact and lightweight at just 5.25 inches in overall length, this harvest shear is perfect for detailed tasks where precision is key. Whether you're working with tender fruit, delicate stems, or intricate floral arrangements, the H301C is a versatile and reliable addition to your gardening toolkit.
H301C features a short, curved 1-inch carbon steel blade, expertly designed for precision pruning and harvesting tasks, providing controlled cuts that minimize damage to delicate herbs, fruits, and flowers.
Ergonomic red handles improve grip and user comfort, effectively reducing hand fatigue during repetitive use, making it ideal for professional gardeners, farmers, and hobbyist gardeners alike.
Carbon steel blade construction delivers lasting sharpness, dependable durability, and reliable performance, suitable for intensive use in both commercial agricultural operations and home gardening.
Compact and portable, easily stored in pockets, tool belts, or gardening aprons, allowing quick, effortless access during high-volume pruning or intricate harvesting tasks.
Manufactured in Taiwan under Zenport’s careful supervision, ensuring strict adherence to quality standards and reliable performance suitable for demanding agricultural and gardening tasks.
