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Sugowaza Pruning Saw 420-6.5

Original price was: £97.99.Current price is: £86.99.(inc. VAT)

Technical specifications
High-alloy steel
Blade length: 420 mm
Teeth: 6.5 teeth per 30 mm
Dimensions: 630 x 185 x 40 mm
Weight: 710 g
Kerf: 1.7 mm
Radius: 650
The blade must be kept clean to maintain its efficiency. Resin dissolves in olive oil, which is an effective and environmental friendly way to maintain the blade with. More aggressive liquids can damage the rubber material of the handle.

When not using the saw, make sure it is dry at all times. Store the saw in its scabbard in a dry place.

Description

The Sugowaza Pruning Saw was primarily designed for line-clearance workers wearing rubber-insulated gloves. Next to all the characteristics of the Sugoi, this pull saw has an extra cross-guard to prevent the user’s gloved hand to slip off the handle.

Soon after its introduction, the Sugowaza was discovered by other users often working in wet and cold conditions as well. Even when wearing gloves has become a necessity, you will be ensured of the highest safety thanks to the slip guard. The comfortable rubber handle provides a great grip, absorbs vibrations, and always feels warm at the touch. With the D-ring on the handle, you can further secure your saw.

With the Sugowaza pruning saw you not only work safely but also efficiently. The long blade of 420 mm enables you to reach further and makes it easy to cut those extra couple of branches. The ‘big’ tasks, such as the removal of trees or sawing bigger limbs are no problem for the Sugowaza whatsoever. The perfectly curved blade is made of a special metal alloy that makes the blade strong but flexible. The Sugowaza saws quickly and without vibrations through the wood and leaves behind a smooth cut that will easily be overgrown.

The orange scabbard is well visible and can be attached to your harness. Complete the Sugowaza with the available leg straps and you will always have the saw at arm’s length.

Literally, Sugowaza means ‘craftsmanship at a very high level’. Do we need to say more?