Pneumatic Pruning Shears Campagnola

Campagnola pneumatic pruning shears are compressed-air tools designed for professional and intensive pruning of vineyards, orchards, olive groves, citrus groves and ornamental plants. The compressor drives the blade, allowing fast cuts with less strain on the hand. Different configurations allow users to work directly on nearby branches or from the ground on the upper canopy. Founded in 1958 in Zola Predosa, Campagnola expanded from agricultural mechanisation to pneumatic and electric pruning and harvesting systems. In 1974, it introduced Super Star, described by the company as the world's first pneumatic shear with a technopolymer body.

Campagnola pneumatic pruning shears combine established manufacturing processes, technical research and Made in Italy production. The range includes lightweight handheld models, cutting heads for fixed or telescopic poles and loppers for higher branches. The brand develops equipment for agricultural professionals who need continuous operation, power and practicality during repeated pruning. ISO 9001:2015 certification, product testing and the Research and Development department complete the company's professional approach.

This page also includes the following types of Campagnola pneumatic pruning shears, divided according to working method and branch height:

• Campagnola pneumatic pole loppers: they reach high branches while the operator works from the ground. Their cutting head and extension pole are suitable for orchards, olive groves and ornamental plants;
• Campagnola handheld pneumatic pruning shears: they offer close control and precision on branches within the operator's reach. Their low weight and pneumatic action support steady work during repeated pruning;
• Campagnola pneumatic pole pruning shears: fixed or telescopic compatible poles carry the cutting head to higher parts of the canopy. They are designed for small and medium branches, depending on the selected model;

At AgriEuro, Campagnola pneumatic pruning shears can be selected according to their technical features, helping users choose the right tool for the crop, branch diameter and pruning method. These parameters also determine compatibility with the compressor and extension pole:

• Working configuration: handheld models provide close cutting control; versions with an adapter or pole reach higher branches;
• Maximum cutting diameter: this varies according to the model and wood hardness; the F4 specified in the brief cuts up to 35 mm;
• Operating pressure: it must match the values stated in the product data sheet and manual;
• Air consumption: measured in litres per minute, it helps determine compressor capacity and the number of tools that can operate simultaneously;
• Weight and materials: lightweight structures reduce strain; the Victory specified in the brief uses technopolymer reinforced with carbon fibre;
• Blade type: geometry, opening and material must suit the branch, crop and required cutting quality;
• Pole compatibility: the adapter, connection and control must match the fixed or telescopic pole specified by the manufacturer;

These are professional-grade tools for intensive pruning in vineyards, orchards and olive groves. Handheld configurations suit rows and nearby branches; pole-mounted solutions reach higher canopies and ornamental plants. Cutting capacity, air flow and wood type must always be compared before choosing a model.

The selection includes configurations for different cutting heights and working methods. The choice depends on branch position, diameter and pruning frequency. The three types cover close pruning, work at height and cuts on sturdier branches.

Campagnola pneumatic pole loppers are designed for medium-to-high parts of the canopy and branches requiring a robust cutting head. The pole increases reach and often allows the operator to work from the ground. A hooked blade can help retain the branch while cutting dense or hard wood. These tools are suitable for olive groves, orchards, citrus groves and ornamental plants. Pole length should be selected according to tree height, tool control and required precision. Total weight, pressure and air consumption determine compressor compatibility. Before starting, users should inspect the connections, blade sharpness and the branch's falling area.

• Campagnola F6: hooked lopper offered, according to the brief, with 1.5, 2 and 2.5 metre poles;
• Campagnola STAR 50: forged-steel lopper specified with 1.5, 2 and 2.5 metre poles;
• Pruning at height: suitable for working from the ground on developed canopies, in accordance with instructions and safety distances;

Campagnola handheld pneumatic pruning shears are intended for close cuts requiring precise blade positioning. Compressed air supplies the closing force and limits the repetitive effort associated with traditional shears. This configuration suits vineyards, orchards and olive groves, including long sessions. A lightweight body and appropriately sized handle aid control. Maximum cutting diameter must be considered together with wood hardness, as actual capacity varies by species and branch condition. Pressure, air consumption and supply hose must comply with the model specifications. The tool must be disconnected from the air line before cleaning or maintenance.

• Campagnola Victory: lightweight technopolymer and carbon-fibre structure designed to combine power and easy handling;
• Campagnola F4: pneumatic shear with a cutting capacity of up to 35 mm, as stated in the brief;
• Close cutting control: suitable for rows and branches directly accessible from the working position;

Campagnola pneumatic pole pruning shears combine a compact cutting head with a fixed or telescopic support for higher parts of the plant. Compared with larger loppers, they are intended for small and medium branches compatible with the selected model. They are suitable for orchards, olive groves, citrus groves and ornamental plants. Fixed poles provide a set length; telescopic versions adapt to different canopy heights. Pole material and length affect weight, balance and precision. Before purchase, users must check the adapter and compatibility between the shear, pole and control. Full visibility of the working area and branch-fall path must be maintained.

• Fixed pole: provides a defined length for repeated work at the same height;
• Telescopic pole: adjusts its length to different canopies and cutting positions;
• Dedicated adapter: connects the cutting head to the pole and must match Campagnola-approved components;

AgriEuro complements its selection of Campagnola pneumatic pruning shears with delivery, maintenance and after-sales services. Spare parts and support are available throughout subsequent pruning seasons:

• Fast and free delivery: orders are prepared and dispatched by AgriEuro logistics centres through an organised delivery process;
• Spare parts ordering: readily available parts can be identified and ordered to replace worn components and keep equipment efficient;
• After-sales support: attentive, personalised assistance covers technical requests, maintenance and compatible component identification;

Buy the Campagnola pneumatic pruning shears best suited to your work from AgriEuro.

They use compressed air supplied through a hose. The control directs air to a piston that closes the blade. Pressure and air flow must match the model's data sheet and manual.

The compressor must provide compatible pressure and air flow. Users must consider consumption in litres per minute and the number of tools connected at once.

Required pressure varies by model. Insufficient pressure reduces cutting performance; pressure above the stated limit may damage the tool. Always follow the specific data sheet.

Capacity depends on model, blade opening and wood hardness. The F4 is specified for cuts up to 35 mm, although hard or dry wood may require another tool.

They are suitable for vineyards, orchards, olive groves, citrus groves and ornamental plants. The configuration and cutting capacity must match the crop and branch.

The choice depends on branch height and required control. Handheld shears suit accessible branches; pole-mounted versions reach higher canopy sections from the ground.

Pneumatic shears use a compressor and hose; electric models use a battery. The choice depends on mobility, working time, available equipment and the number of operators.

Maintenance includes cleaning, inspecting and sharpening the blade. Disconnect the air line first and inspect hoses, connections, guards and wear parts according to the manual.

Check connection compatibility, length, material and control type. Fixed poles suit constant heights; telescopic poles adapt to different canopies but alter balance and precision.

Use the protective equipment specified in the manual, keep hands away from the blade and inspect all components. Disconnect the air supply before cleaning, adjustments or blade replacement.