Pruning Shrubs: Why, When & How to Do It Right
Most shrubs need very little pruning. When they do, knowing when and how to cut keeps them healthy and flowering well. Why Should You Prune Shrubs? You might prune a...
The FELCO pull-stroke pruning saws redefine efficiency and comfort in pruning. Advanced blade technology paired with ergonomic handles enables fast, clean cuts, reducing effort and enhancing plant health. Designed for arborists and landscapers, these saws embody Swiss innovation, tackling the toughest pruning tasks with precision and ease. Experience the difference in your pruning work with FELCO.
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Compact folding pull-stroke saws for precise, clean cuts on branches and wood.
Straight-blade precision saws for controlled, accurate cuts in tight spaces and detailed pruning work.
| Size | Hand length In. Cm |
| Small | < 6 7/8 |
| Medium | 6 7/8 - 7 7/8 |
| Large | 7 7/8 + |

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FELCO offers a complete range of pruning saws to handle every tree trimming and garden maintenance task. Our pull-stroke pruning saws cut on the pull motion for smoother, more controlled strokes, reducing strain and increasing precision.
Whether you’re shaping ornamental trees, clearing deadwood, or maintaining an orchard, FELCO’s best pruning saws deliver clean cuts that promote plant health.
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A pruning saw is designed for cutting branches too thick for pruning shears or loppers, typically between 1.5 and 5 inches in diameter. It’s ideal for tree trimming, orchard work, and removing dead or overgrown wood.
The best hand saws balance sharp, durable blades with ergonomic handles. FELCO’s arborist hand saws and folding pruning saws are designed to handle tough tree branches efficiently while ensuring comfort and safety.
No. All FELCO pruning saws feature impulse-hardened blades, which cannot be sharpened. They are designed to stay sharp for a long time and should be replaced once they become dull. Replacement blades are available for every model, ensuring your saw continues to deliver clean, effortless cuts.
Pull saws cut on the backward stroke, offering greater control and cleaner cuts, especially in tight spaces. Push saws cut on the forward stroke but can be harder to control. Many arborists and gardeners prefer pull saws for precision and reduced effort.