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Toyama Hamono 165mm Limited edition Gold Plated Mini Secateurs

$220.00

Toyama Hamono 165mm gold mini Japanese secateurs for tip pruning, deadheading, floristry, bonsai and fine garden work. Currently most useful as a comparison page while stock is unavailable.

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Product Care

Japanese carbon steel tools stay at their best when they are wiped dry, kept clean of sap, sharpened before they become blunt and oiled before storage. Read the full guide.

 

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Description

Compact mini secateurs for precise light pruning

Toyama Hamono 165mm mini secateurs are compact Japanese pruning shears for tip pruning, deadheading, floristry, bonsai and small garden work. The short size suits close control, pockets and tool pouches.

This page is useful as a comparison while stock is unavailable. For current compact pruning options, browse Japanese secateurs and pruning shears.

For current options, browse Japanese secateurs and pruning shears. For oil, cleaner and sharpening supplies, browse Japanese tool care and sharpening.

Specifications
  • Overall length: 165 mm
  • Blade steel: Carbon steel
  • Maker: Toyama Hamono, Sanjo City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan
  • Finish: Limited edition gold plating
  • Spring: Coil spring for smooth rebound
  • Safety feature: Locking catch for transport
  • Sheath: Leather fitted sheath included
  • Best for: Fine pruning, deadheading, and floristry work
Maintenance

Clean the blades after each use, removing sap and moisture. Wipe dry and apply a thin coat of camellia oil before storage.

Avoid abrasive cleaners on decorative finishes. For sap cleaner, oil and stones, browse Japanese tool care and sharpening.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are these best used for?

Fine pruning, deadheading, and floristry where control matters. Suitable for soft to medium stems.

Are the blades stainless?

No. They are carbon steel for high sharpness and easy resharpening. Keep them clean and lightly oiled.

What is included?

Secateurs with coil spring and safety catch, plus a protective sheath as shown.

Where are they made?

Sanjo, Niigata, Japan by Toyama Hamono.

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