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| Model number | JY-GPS35 |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Customized support | OEM, ODM |
| Color | Silver, or as request |
| Blade thickness | 3.5mm |
| Length | 21.5cm |
| Height | 5.5cm |
| Net weight | 223.8g |
Our shears use high-carbon steel, but that's just the beginning. The real magic happens in how we temper them. Most manufacturers rush this process, but we take the slow road - cycling the blades through precise temperature changes that create a microscopic crystal structure professional sharpeners describe as "almost supernatural." Vineyard managers use the same pair for two full seasons without needing more than a quick honing. The non-stick coating is a food-grade polymer that prevents sap buildup while being safe for organic gardening.
We tested seventeen different grip patterns before landing on this one. The texture isn't random - those micro-diamonds are spaced to maximize friction without feeling abrasive. The spring is German-engineered stainless steel that remembers its shape after thousands of compressions. People with arthritis enjoy being able to prune their entire gardens without pain. The locking mechanism clicks with authority yet releases with thumb pressure - no more fumbling with complicated safety switches.
Here's where these shears surprise most people: that elegant-looking tool can handle branches up to 1.5 inches thick. The secret is in the pivot design - we use bronze bushings instead of plastic washers, creating smoother action that actually improves with use. Orchid collectors appreciate the precision for stem propagation, while orchard owners use them for thinning apple trees. The balance point sits perfectly in the hand, making overhead cutting feel natural rather than awkward.
After six months of use, you'll appreciate things you didn't initially notice. How the sap doesn't build up on the blades. How the spring still returns with the same crisp response. How the anvil shows minimal wear despite hundreds of cuts. We use 440C stainless steel for the cutting blade - the same material in high-end kitchen knives - because it holds an edge far longer than the 420 steel found in cheaper models.
From backyard gardens to commercial orchards, quality pruning shears prove their worth wherever plants grow. Home gardeners rely on them for maintaining rose bushes, shaping ornamental shrubs, and removing unwanted growth with surgical precision. These aren't just cutting tools—they're instruments of plant health, enabling clean cuts that heal quickly and prevent disease transmission.
