Standard Grade Bonsai Scissors 3Cr13 Alloy Steel Bonsai Tools
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Precision in Every Snip: TianBonsai Bonsai Scissors (180mm/190mm/200mm/210mm) – Tailored Sizes for Perfect Bonsai Crafting. Sharp, Durable, and Designed to Shape Your Green Masterpieces.
Edge Hardness: HRC50 quenching by the high frequency coil. About the gap between of the cutting edge Why is there a gap between the cutting edges?
The gap in bonsai scissors is by design, not a flaw. Here’s why:
They cut different things: — Normal scissors cut soft, flat material (paper, fabric) by shearing. — Bonsai/pruning scissors cut hard, round stems.
How they work: — Normal scissors need blades tight together to slice smoothly. — Bonsai scissors work like a sharp wedge + lever. — The gap lets the stem snap cleanly without crushing it.
Why the gap helps:
Saves the plant – prevents crushing, so cuts heal fast.
Saves the blade – avoids metal-on-metal wear.
Stays clean – sap and bits don’t stick inside.
Short version: The gap keeps cuts clean, protects the blade, and gives more power for cutting branches. It’s made for live plants, not paper.
How to use bonsai scissors When using scissors, apply a slight vertical force to the two handles in the opposite direction. Test the tightness of rivets When the scissors handles closed, the tip of blades is stick by each other, when the handles open, you could feeling a little bit loose, because of the gad between on the blades. it's normal state. Precautions for the use of bonsai tools 1. Our tools have very sharp blades. Please pay attention to the safety of users and nearby personnel when using it. Do not arbitrarily place tools on high places. If the tool is accidentally dropped, it may cause injury to personnel and tools. 2. Choose a bonsai tool of the right size. When pruning, the diameter of the branches should not exceed the cutting limit specified by the cutter, otherwise the cutter will be easily damaged. 3. Don't use bonsai tools to trim dry branches, otherwise it is easy to damage the tool blades. 4. The fine sand particles in the flower mud will damage the blade of the tool, so when using a bonsai tool to trim branches, pay attention to whether there is dirt on the branches. If there is dirt on the branches, clean them with a small brush before pruning. 5. Pay attention to protect the tool tip, even a slight frontal collision will cause damage to the tool tip. 6. Please maintain the tools after the work is completed.
