Anvil pruning shears!
A drawing cut against a fixed base plate (the anvil) – the principle developed by Walther Schröder in 1923 and since proven millions of times over – results in a very easy cut, making it a favourite among professional users.
As opposed to bypass pruners, where the blade and anvil blade slide past one another, in the case of anvil pruners the blade comes up against a base plate (the anvil). This principle has the following advantages:
Better transmission of force
These pruners are also ideally suited to robust use on harder woods
No cutting impact and less force exercised during cutting
Protection of the hand and joints
Low-cost maintenance
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