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Ausonia originated in Maniago, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, where iron and steel working has a centuries-old tradition. The Nanutti Beltrame family established the company in 1919 and registered the Ausonia brand in 1930. From the 1970s onwards, the range expanded into new sectors and foreign markets, combining local craftsmanship with modern processing technologies. Today, the brand designs tools for professionals and enthusiasts working in agriculture, gardening, construction, cooking and outdoor activities. On AgriEuro, the selection for pruning and spraying includes electric and manual tools for vineyards, orchards, olive groves, gardens and small jobs on ornamental plants.

The catalogue includes the following main Ausonia product families:

• Ausonia battery-powered pruning shears: they reduce strain on the hand during repetitive pruning and support continuous work on branches compatible with the model's cutting capacity. They are suitable for vines, fruit trees, olive trees and ornamental plants after checking battery life, weight and blade opening;
• Ausonia manual loppers and tree pruners: their long handles provide leverage for branches that require more force than standard pruning shears. Different configurations allow work from the ground or among dense vegetation, with length and cutting system selected according to the plant;
• Ausonia sprayer pumps: they distribute liquid solutions through a tank, pressurisation system, hose, lance and nozzle. Capacity, carrying system and spray adjustment guide the choice for vegetable gardens, gardens, crops and treatments permitted by the product manual;
• Ausonia pole saws: they combine a toothed pruning blade with a pole that extends the working reach. They make it possible to reach high branches while remaining on the ground, within the height and diameter limits shown in the model specifications;

On AgriEuro, Ausonia products can be selected according to their technical characteristics, making it easier to identify the right tool for each requirement. The comparison should begin with the planned task, the frequency of work and the size of the plants or surfaces to be treated.

The main characteristics to assess concern construction, operating capacity and comfort:

• Operating system: battery-powered shears use an electric motor to move the blade; loppers, tree pruners and saws use manual force and tool geometry. The choice depends on the number of cuts, the duration of each session and the required level of control;
• Cutting capacity and system: the stated maximum diameter, blade opening and cutting-head design indicate which branches fall within the operating range. Wood hardness and species affect performance, so the rated figure must be considered together with the manufacturer's instructions;
• Length and working reach: handles and extension poles allow work among dense vegetation or on high branches. Greater extension increases reach but requires attention to weight, balance and the free space around the plant;
• Tank and pressurisation: on sprayer pumps, tank capacity, carrying method, pressure and nozzle adjustment determine the amount carried and spray pattern. The liquid must be compatible with the materials, seals and instructions in the manual;
• Ergonomics and maintenance: weight, grips, straps and load distribution affect comfort during prolonged work. Cleaning, lubrication, sharpening and component checks must follow the procedures for the individual tool;

The Ausonia range covers hobby, professional and intensive professional levels, according to the classification and specifications of each item. Occasional garden maintenance requires different parameters from continuous pruning in vineyards or orchards. Battery life, ergonomics, cutting speed and the availability of wear parts become more important for frequent work.

The Ausonia families available on AgriEuro cover different jobs, from power-assisted cutting to manual pruning and the distribution of liquid solutions. Each type corresponds to a specific operating context and requires the data in its product specifications to be checked. Comparing configuration, capacity and frequency of work helps narrow the selection to models suited to the planned activity.

Ausonia battery-powered pruning shears use a motor to assist blade closure and reduce the force required from the hand during long sequences of cuts. This configuration suits pruning in vineyards, orchards, olive groves and on ornamental plants, provided the branch diameter and hardness remain within the stated limits. Selection begins with cutting capacity, followed by weight, grip, battery life and charging time. A lightweight tool supports prolonged sessions; a battery suited to the workload reduces interruptions. If provided on the model, adjustable opening adapts the blade travel to thinner branches. The battery charge, fasteners and cutting assembly should be checked before work. At the end of the session, plant debris and resin must be removed as instructed in the manual, with the battery disconnected.

The following features are important when comparing models:

• Cutting diameter: this indicates the maximum rated branch thickness compatible with the shears. Hard wood may reduce the effective capacity, so the stated limit must not be exceeded;
• Battery life and charging: operating time depends on battery capacity, cutting frequency and branch resistance. For long sessions, it is useful to check the supplied equipment, charging time and availability of compatible batteries;
• Weight and grip: these factors affect strain on the hand, wrist and forearm. Good balance is particularly important when repeatedly pruning rows of vines or fruit trees;

Ausonia manual loppers and tree pruners transfer the force applied to the handles to branches that are more demanding or positioned among canopies and shrubs. Loppers use long handles and leverage when ordinary pruning shears do not provide enough grip or force. Tree pruners place the cutting head near high branches and allow work from the ground within their stated reach. Selection requires attention to tool length, weight, blade geometry and operating mechanism. Longer handles increase reach but alter balance and precision. The branch must be within the stated cutting capacity and remain clearly visible. Cleaning the blades after pruning limits the build-up of sap and debris. Sharpening, lubrication and blade-clearance adjustment must follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Selection can focus on three main criteria:

• Leverage and handle length: greater leverage reduces the force required on a compatible branch. The size should reflect the space available in the canopy and the ability to maintain stable control;
• Blade configuration: shape, curvature and cutting mechanism affect grip and the finish of the cut. The model should be selected according to the vegetation and the information in its specifications;
• Tree-pruner reach: the extension provides access to high branches without moving the operator's body into the canopy. A stable position and a clear surface beneath falling debris are required during cutting;

Ausonia sprayer pumps distribute water or solutions approved by the manufacturer through a system comprising a tank, pressurisation mechanism, hose, lance and nozzle. They are suitable for localised work in vegetable gardens, gardens, crops and on ornamental plants, with operating methods that vary according to model capacity and configuration. A larger tank carries more liquid but increases the load during movement. Pressure and nozzle type affect flow rate, coverage and spray pattern. Shoulder straps, carrying straps or handles determine how the weight is distributed during work. Before filling the tank, the compatibility of the solution must be checked and the prescribed doses, protective equipment and treatment regulations followed. After each application, the tank and circuit require the cleaning described in the manual to remove internal residues.

The following parameters help compare sprayer pumps:

• Tank capacity: this determines how much solution can be carried in a single fill. Volume must be balanced against overall weight, treatment duration and opportunities for refilling;
• Pressure and spray adjustment: these affect liquid flow and distribution. The nozzle and settings must suit the surface being treated and the instructions for the solution used;
• Transport and comfort: handles, straps and shoulder harnesses change how the load rests on the operator. Correct adjustment helps keep the tank stable while moving;

Ausonia pole saws are designed for manually pruning elevated branches that can be reached from the ground within the stated extension. The toothed blade removes material through repeated strokes; tooth geometry and sharpness affect progress through the wood. The pole extends the working reach and reduces the need for raised platforms during many ordinary tasks. Length, construction and the telescopic system, when provided, influence reach, weight and control. A curved blade can support contact with the branch, but each model must be assessed through its specifications. The branch diameter must be suitable for the tool and the space available for blade movement. Before cutting, the direction in which the branch may fall should be identified and the surface below cleared. The teeth, fasteners and pole require inspection and cleaning after work.

The pole saw can be selected according to the following factors:

• Pole length: this defines the height that can be reached while keeping both feet on the ground. The extension should be selected without reducing visibility of the branch or control of the movement;
• Blade profile: curvature, length and tooth pattern determine performance on wood. The technical specifications help match the profile to the planned pruning work;
• Fastening and balance: secure connections between blade and pole reduce unwanted movement. Checking the fasteners before work forms part of tool preparation;

Buying Ausonia products from AgriEuro provides access to services covering delivery and post-purchase requirements. Logistics availability, access to spare parts and technical support complete the selection of the tool.

The main benefits offered by AgriEuro are:

• fast and free delivery: shipping is organised directly by AgriEuro logistics centres, which prepare and route the order through their dedicated network. The customer can receive products included in the service without the applicable shipping costs;
• option to order readily available spare parts: after purchase, the spare-parts diagram associated with the product is made available in the account when provided. This system facilitates the identification and ordering of the correct components through the AgriEuro service;
• attentive and personalised after-sales service: the service supports requests submitted after delivery and considers the specific case reported by the customer. When repairs are required, AgriEuro coordinates collection for its Central Workshop or assistance through its Service Centres;

Buy Ausonia products from AgriEuro now and select the right tool for pruning, gardening and spraying.

AgriEuro offers several Ausonia product families for pruning and spraying, including battery-powered pruning shears, manual loppers and tree pruners, sprayer pumps and pole saws. Individual model availability may change, so the brand page and linked categories show the current selection.

Ausonia originated in Maniago, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, an area known for its long tradition of producing knives and steel tools. The Nanutti Beltrame family established the company in 1919, and the Ausonia brand was registered in 1930.

Selection begins with maximum cutting diameter, wood hardness, battery life, weight and frequency of work. Balance and grip are also important for repetitive pruning. The limits stated in the specifications must be respected because rated diameter and actual branch resistance do not always correspond.

Battery life varies according to battery capacity, branch diameter and hardness, working pace and available settings. There is therefore no single operating time for every shear. The model specifications provide the declared figures and supplied equipment, including any additional batteries.

A lopper is suitable when greater leverage is required on accessible branches; a tree pruner is intended for higher branches within its operating reach. Length, weight, cutting system and the space within the canopy determine which configuration best suits the plant.

Tank capacity should reflect the size of the treatment, the amount of solution required and the weight that can be carried. A larger capacity reduces refilling but increases the load. The carrying system, pressure, lance and nozzle adjustment must also match the planned activity.

The pump must be cleaned according to the model manual and the instructions for the solution used. No residue should remain in the tank, circuit, lance or nozzle. The required protective equipment must be worn, and washing liquids must be disposed of in accordance with applicable regulations.

A tree pruner cuts the branch using a manually operated cutting head; a pole saw works through the alternating movement of a toothed blade. The choice depends on the diameter, position and accessibility of the branch, as well as the limits stated in the technical specifications.

The blade requires cleaning to remove plant debris, inspection of the cutting edge, fastener checks and lubrication where specified. Frequency and procedure vary between shears, loppers, tree pruners and saws. For sharpening or replacement, follow the manual and always disconnect every power source.

AgriEuro provides access to spare parts and after-sales service for products purchased on its website, according to the conditions associated with the item. The spare-parts diagram is activated in the account when available. Repairs may be handled by the Central Workshop or AgriEuro Service Centres.