Corona Bypass Loppers

These loppers are designed to cut branches up to two inches in diameter. For anything thicker, you will likely need a pruning saw to avoid damaging the tool or the plant.

Bypass loppers act like scissors, using two sharp blades that slide past each other to create a clean, precise cut. This is ideal for live, green wood because it minimizes damage to the plant tissue, whereas anvil loppers can crush the stem, which is better suited for dead, dry wood.

While the forged steel construction makes them incredibly durable, they are balanced to provide leverage without being excessively heavy. Most users find them manageable for extended pruning sessions, though they are naturally heavier than smaller hand pruners.

Like any high-quality steel tool, you should wipe the blades clean after each use to remove sap and debris. Keeping the blades oiled and occasionally sharpening them will ensure they continue to make clean cuts for years.

Yes, their forged steel construction and heavy-duty design are built to withstand the rigorous, daily use required by professional landscapers and serious gardeners.