Pruning Saws on Extension Pole Ausonia

Ausonia pruning saws on extension poles are manual tools designed for pruning branches located above normal working height. They are used for the maintenance of olive groves, vineyards, orchards and ornamental trees, allowing users to work from the ground on branches that are difficult to reach. The adjustable pole makes it possible to bring the blade closer to the cutting point without having to use a ladder in many situations. Manual operation also provides direct control over the movement and requires no fuel, battery or electrical connection.

The brand was founded in Maniago, in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, an area with a centuries-old tradition of metalworking. The Nanutti Beltrame family established the company in 1919; the Ausonia trademark was registered in 1930. Over time, production expanded to include tools for agriculture, gardening, construction, cooking and outdoor activities, combining craftsmanship with steel-processing technologies.

In agricultural pruning, a telescopic pruning saw can be used to remove dead branches, thin out the canopy or reach inner areas that are difficult to access. The lightweight pole makes it easier to move along rows; the curved blade helps maintain contact with the branch during the cutting stroke. Versions with different extensions make it possible to choose the working range best suited to the height of the plants and the frequency of use.

At AgriEuro, you can select Ausonia pruning saws on poles according to their technical features, making it easier to identify the model best suited to your needs. Tree height, branch diameter, frequency of use and canopy shape are the main factors to consider.

• Pole extension: the available configurations include 4 and 6 metre versions, suitable for vegetation of different heights. The telescopic adjustment allows the tool to be shortened when working at closer range and extended to reach higher branches;
• Aluminium construction: aluminium keeps the overall weight low while maintaining good rigidity during the reciprocating movement. Some configurations feature an oval-shaped or tubular profile, to be assessed together with the locking system and maximum length;
• Chrome-plated curved blade: the curvature helps the blade grip the branch and reduces the risk of slipping out during the pulling stroke. The hard chrome coating protects the blade surface and reduces friction in the wood;
• Impulse-hardened teeth: the treatment is applied to the teeth and increases their hardness while allowing the blade body to retain the flexibility required for cutting. Concave grinding and tooth geometry produce a clean cut; on specific Ausonia blades, they reduce cellular damage to the wood by 50%, promoting plant healing;
• Locking system and handle: depending on the model, lever mechanisms or knob-and-button systems secure the pole at the selected length. Coated, non-slip handles provide a stable grip during both pushing and pulling movements;
• Blade length and shape: the catalogue includes configurations with a 35 cm curved blade, suitable for cutting branches that require a long cutting stroke. Blade size should be selected according to the branch cross-section and the space available between branches.

Semi-professional models are suitable for repeated seasonal pruning in gardens, small orchards and olive groves. Configurations designed for more intensive work meet the needs of agricultural operators and grounds maintenance professionals, who assess pole weight, extension and stability according to their working shifts. Very large or unstable branches, or branches located close to obstacles, should be handled by qualified personnel.

AgriEuro brings together in a single category the Ausonia models designed for manual pruning at height, with technical data sheets that make comparison easier. After purchase, logistics and after-sales services continue to support the product for subsequent maintenance requirements.

• Fast and free shipping: delivery is handled directly by AgriEuro logistics centres, with availability and delivery times shown on each product page. The in-house organisation makes it possible to track the order from parcel preparation through to delivery;
• Possibility to order spare parts: available parts can be identified and ordered through the spare-parts diagram associated with the purchased product. This service makes it easier to replace wear components and extends the operating life of the tool;
• After-sales assistance: AgriEuro provides attentive and personalised support for technical requests, spare parts and post-purchase servicing. The central workshop and service centres provide a reliable point of reference throughout the pruning saw's service life.

Buy the Ausonia pruning saw on extension pole best suited to your pruning operations from AgriEuro.

An Ausonia pruning saw on an extension pole is used to manually cut branches located above normal working height. It is suitable for thinning, removing dead wood and reduction pruning on fruit trees, olive trees, vines and ornamental plants. The telescopic pole increases the working range, while the blade is operated with a reciprocating motion without the use of a motor.

Yes, Ausonia telescopic pruning saws are designed for pruning operations in vineyards, olive groves and orchards. They make it possible to reach high branches or branches inside the canopy and perform a controlled manual cut. Before starting work, the plant species, pruning season, condition of the branch and available falling space must be assessed.

The choice depends on the usual height of the branches, the shape of the plants and the weight that the operator can control accurately. A 4 metre pole offers a good compromise for many agricultural and ornamental pruning tasks; a 6 metre version provides greater reach for taller canopies. As extension increases, leverage and oscillation also increase, so the work requires more space, control and care.

The curved blade maintains contact with the branch more easily during the pulling motion. This geometry is particularly useful for overhead work and with long poles, where realigning a blade that has slipped out of the cut can be difficult. The curved ends found on some configurations also help keep the branch within the effective cutting stroke.

Chrome plating protects the blade surface and helps it slide through the wood, while impulse hardening increases tooth hardness. The heat treatment is concentrated on the teeth so that the rest of the blade retains the flexibility of the steel. These processes help maintain cutting precision and edge durability, provided the blade is properly cleaned and stored.

Adjustment varies according to the locking system fitted to the model. Configurations may use either a lever or a knob-and-button mechanism: the device is released, the pole is extended to the desired length and the lock is secured again. Before cutting, make sure that every section is stable and follow the instructions in the manual.

The blade should be cleaned after use, removing sawdust, plant residue and moisture with tools suitable for the material. Before cleaning, the pruning saw must be placed in a stable position and the teeth must not be touched with bare hands. For detergents, lubricants and storage, follow the manufacturer's specific instructions provided in the model's manual.

Impulse-hardened teeth should not be sharpened unless specifically indicated by the manufacturer. The treatment gives the teeth a high degree of hardness, and improper sharpening may alter their profile. When cutting performance decreases, check blade cleanliness, wear and the availability of the replacement blade specified for the model.

When pruning high branches, the falling area must be cordoned off, the stability of the pole checked, and people and obstacles kept away from the path of the falling branch. The protective equipment specified in the manual must be worn and a stable working position maintained throughout the cut. Heavy or damaged branches, branches close to power lines or those located in complex spaces require qualified personnel.

A manual pruning saw on a pole is suitable when simplicity, direct control and motor-free operation are required for selective pruning tasks. It requires no charging, fuel or maintenance of a chain and motor unit. For large workloads or very large branch sections, a powered pruner may be more suitable, after assessing the operating conditions and the operator's level of training.