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Propruner 100 Lopper ARS 300L snips are made ARS 300L snips are made from high quality carbon steel Fujiya heavy duty carbon steel snips and Fujiya PTFE coated floristry scissors Made in New Zealand the Propruner 100 has a compound action and massive cutting jaws that cuts up to 65mm 670mm long
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Propruner 100 - Lopper ARS 300L snips are made

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