Fanno 20.5 Inch Curved Blade Pruning Saw (SKU: HS-137-22)
The Fanno 20.5 Inch Curved Blade Pruning Saw is one of the most popular pruning saws for arborists and tree care professionals. Featuring a 19" cutting edge with 5 points per inch lance teeth, an 18 gauge special formula saw blade, and a laminated hardwood handle, it delivers precise and effortless pruning on branches of all sizes. The curved blade geometry accelerates cutting speed and reduces fatigue on long days in the canopy.
Key Features
- ✅ Curved blade for faster, more efficient cutting action
- ✅ 19" cutting edge with 5 points per inch lance teeth
- ✅ 18 gauge special formula saw blade for durability and performance
- ✅ Laminated hardwood handle for comfortable grip
- ✅ By Fanno Saw Works
Specifications
- Brand: Fanno Saw Works
- SKU: HS-137-22
- Barcode: 712121301057
- Overall Length: 20.5"
- Cutting Edge: 19"
- Points Per Inch: 5
- Tooth Type: Lance teeth
- Steel Gauge: 18 gauge special formula
- Handle: Laminated hardwood
- Weight: 1.2 lb
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the advantage of a curved blade pruning saw?
A curved blade concentrates cutting force at the belly of the blade where the curve is most pronounced, allowing the saw to bite into wood faster and with less effort than a straight blade. Curved blades are preferred for general pruning and branch removal where cutting speed is the priority.
What are lance teeth on a pruning saw?
Lance teeth are a tooth geometry designed for aggressive, fast cutting in green wood. The lance profile creates a sharp point that penetrates wood fibers efficiently, making it well-suited for live tree pruning and branch removal.
How does the Fanno 20.5" compare to the Bartlett 26" pruning saw?
The Fanno 20.5" has a curved blade with lance teeth optimized for speed and general pruning, while the Bartlett 26" has a straight blade with deep gullets designed for self-cleaning performance in soft and fibrous wood. Choose the Fanno 20.5" for versatile canopy work; choose the Bartlett 26" for high-volume cutting in soft wood species.