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Our range 2026 of Castellari with 70 models available and offered for sale from € 12.18 , in Prompt Delivery and Free shipping. Purchase directly from AgriEuro with no third parties nor unwanted surpreses: compared to the other online markets, who rely on third dealers (it means no assistance nor warranty), we offer Direct and Complete Assistance, which starts from pre-sales service up to after-sales assistance. The items are directly shipped from our AgriEuro distribution centre. Thus, we are the only online seller providing After-Sales Assistance for the Castellari products and supplying Spare Parts (you access the exploded drawing once entered your Account).
Castellari was founded in Imola in 1976 from Giuseppe Castellari’s “Il Coltellino” workshop. The LI shears with interchangeable blades arrived in 1981, followed by the TUCANO loppers in 1985 and the UNIVERSALE shears in 1996. The company entered the olive harvesting equipment sector in 2005 with OLIVACNE; in 2006, the opening of a second facility added 1,800 m² of production space. This development took the brand from manual pruning tools to electric equipment for olive growers, fruit growers, winegrowers, gardeners and professional operators.
In-house production includes hot forging of steel and aluminium, heat treatment of steel up to 56 HRC, robotic drilling and sharpening. The balance between hardness and flexibility supports cutting precision, strength and operational continuity. The technical department develops new projects through field trials, stress tests and feedback collected from users. Manufactured according to Made in Italy standards, the products are distributed in more than 35 countries.
This page also features the following types of Castellari products for olive harvesting and pruning:
At AgriEuro, Castellari products can be selected according to their technical features, helping identify the tool best suited to the crop, working frequency and operating conditions. The main parameters to examine are:
Solutions for domestic use are suitable for periodic maintenance of gardens, small orchards and a limited number of olive trees. Semi-professional and professional models are designed for more frequent sessions in olive groves, vineyards, orchards and grounds maintenance work. The choice should reflect the number of plants, daily working hours and average branch diameter.
The selection includes tools intended for olive harvesting and different pruning operations. Each family performs a specific task, from working among the branches to cutting low or high branches. Comparing operating capacity, weight, power supply and accessories helps create an equipment set suited to the crop.
Castellari olive harvesters and shakers assist harvesting by working through the canopy with a head fitted with moving elements. Their movement helps detach the fruit, which falls onto nets laid beneath the tree. This solution reduces working times compared with hand picking and enables work among branches of different heights and densities. The choice should take into account the type of movement, tine geometry, pole length, overall weight and power supply. In terraced olive groves or narrow passages, weight and balance are particularly important. In larger groves, battery life, operational continuity and quick movement between trees also matter. Compatibility between the machine, battery and any cables must always be checked, together with the equipment supplied. A regular movement through the branches limits unnecessary impacts and helps the olives fall neatly onto the nets.
Castellari cordless electric pruning shears are designed for repeated pruning in vineyards, orchards, olive groves, shrubs and ornamental plants. The motor activates the blade when the control is pressed and reduces the manual force required during numerous consecutive cuts. To select a model, compare the stated maximum cutting diameter, blade opening and control response. The actual workable diameter also varies according to the hardness, condition and species of the wood. Weight and handle shape affect precision, particularly during prolonged sessions. Battery life depends on capacity, cutting frequency and the resistance encountered. It is useful to check the number of batteries, the charger and the accessories included in the package. Cleaning, lubrication and sharpening performed according to the manual keep the movement smooth and maintain cutting quality. Suitable personal protective equipment and compliance with safety procedures are required during every operation.
Castellari manual loppers and pole pruners make cuts on thicker branches or branches located beyond the reach of standard shears. Loppers use long handles and two-handed operation to transfer greater force to the cutting head. Pole pruners allow work on higher parts of the canopy through a pole and mechanical control. These tools are suitable for pruning fruit trees, olive trees, hedges and ornamental plants. The overall length should be selected according to branch height, available space and the required level of control. The type of blade and counter-blade also affects progress through the wood and the finish of the cut. Stable handles and correct lever opening help maintain an orderly working position. Fasteners, blade sharpness and component integrity should be checked before work. Cutting within the tool’s stated capacity prevents twisting and abnormal stress.
Castellari pole saws are intended for pruning high branches that require progressive cutting action. The pole extends the operator’s reach and allows work from the ground within the limits specified for the tool. The toothed blade removes wood during the alternating motion; its profile, length and sharpness affect penetration into the branch. A curved blade can help maintain contact during overhead cutting. Pole length should be proportionate to canopy height and the clear space around the plant. A tool that is too long for the task can reduce precision and increase strain on the arms. Before starting, it is advisable to identify the branch’s direction of fall and keep the area below clear. Cleaning the blade, checking the fasteners and protecting the teeth during transport complete routine care.
Buying from AgriEuro makes it possible to select Castellari products with detailed information on configuration, supplied equipment and intended application. After ordering, dedicated services support delivery, maintenance and the search for compatible components.
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For harvesting, choose an olive harvester or shaker suited to the structure of the trees and the duration of the work sessions. Canopy height and density guide the choice of pole length and head shape; slopes and distances between trees make weight and freedom of movement important. The power supply, required runtime, connections and included accessories should also be checked. A lightweight configuration may be sufficient for a few olive trees; for larger groves, operational continuity and the availability of a second compatible battery become more important.
The maximum cutting diameter should exceed the average thickness of the branches cut most often by a reasonable margin. The stated value should be considered together with the type of wood, as a dry or very hard branch offers more resistance than a green branch of the same size. A smaller, more precise opening may be useful for vineyards and thin shoots; orchards and olive groves may require a larger capacity. The blade should not be forced beyond the specified limit: for larger sections, a lopper or saw is preferable.
Runtime depends on battery capacity, working intensity and the resistance encountered. For shears, cutting frequency and diameter have an effect; for olive harvesters, the selected speed, continuous operating time and canopy conditions matter. Temperature, battery age and charge level also affect actual runtime. The product sheet provides the correct information for the selected configuration. For long shifts, it may be useful to consider an additional compatible battery and plan charging according to the manufacturer’s instructions, without using unapproved chargers.
Yes, an olive harvester can also be useful in a small olive grove when the aim is to reduce the time spent harvesting by hand. In this context, it is advisable to prioritise simple preparation, low weight and a pole length suited to the trees. Cost-effectiveness also depends on the number of harvests, battery availability and terrain conditions. An oversized model may add unnecessary weight and cost; comparing technical data sheets helps identify a solution proportionate to the actual hours of work.
A lopper cuts using two long handles operated by hand and is suitable for branches that can be reached from the ground. A pole pruner places the cutting head on a pole and operates it through a mechanical control, making it suitable for higher branches within its stated capacity. A pole saw uses a toothed blade and cuts with alternating movements; it is chosen when the branch diameter or consistency is unsuitable for a shear-type cut. Height, diameter and space around the canopy determine the most appropriate tool.
Routine maintenance starts with cleaning, checking sharpness and lubrication in accordance with the manual for the individual product. Before working on an electric model, it must be switched off and the battery disconnected or removed where required. Sap residue and sawdust should be removed without damaging coatings and moving parts. Fasteners, abnormal play, teeth and the condition of blades and counter-blades should then be checked. Sharpening must preserve the original angle and profile; if the component is worn or damaged, it should be replaced with a compatible spare part.
Length should be selected according to the actual height of the branches, the operator’s height and the space available beneath the canopy. A longer pole extends reach but moves the weight farther from the hands and may require greater control. A shorter, more manageable configuration may be preferable in dense rows or among intertwined branches. The locking system on adjustable models must be checked before starting. The area below must remain clear, and the operator should not stand in the path of the cut branch.
Before starting, check the equipment’s condition, fasteners, charge level and cleanliness. On electric models, inspect the battery, cables, connectors and correct engagement of components; on manual tools, examine blades, pins, levers and handles. Poles and telescopic systems must be locked in the intended position. It is also necessary to prepare an area free from people and obstacles, wear the specified personal protective equipment and consult the manual for starting, stopping and the procedures to follow in the event of a fault.
Yes, products purchased from AgriEuro include the option to order spare parts through services linked to the account. The spare-parts diagram associated with the product helps identify the correct component and reduces the risk of selecting incompatible parts. Before ordering, it is advisable to identify the model, version and location of the part in the diagram. For components subject to wear, such as blades, tines or fasteners, compatibility must always be checked against the specific product and not only the family name.
The range is intended for domestic users, olive growers, fruit growers, winegrowers, gardeners and grounds maintenance operators. The specific application depends on the individual model, its operating capacity and the expected frequency of work. A private user may choose simple, lightweight tools for seasonal work; an agricultural business will assess runtime, continuity, spare parts and comfort during repeated sessions. The brand alone does not define the professional level: the specifications of each item should be compared with the number of plants, branch diameters, daily working hours and terrain conditions.
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