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Whole range of 3 Electric Battery-powered Pruning Shears Castellari models, offered for sale from € 335.18 , 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 Electric Battery-powered Pruning Shears Castellari products and supplying Spare Parts (you access the exploded drawing once entered your Account).
Castellari cordless pruning shears are designed for cutting branches in orchards, olive groves, vineyards, gardens and green spaces. The company's history began in 1976 with “Il Coltellino”, a small shop opened by Giuseppe Castellari in the centre of Imola. Over the years, the brand expanded its business from shears with interchangeable blades to loppers, olive harvesters and electric pruning tools. Today, Castellari electric cordless pruning shears combine cutting precision, an ergonomic handle and lithium battery power, with solutions suitable for hobby and semi-professional work.
The range allows the tool to be selected according to the prevailing branch diameter and cutting frequency. For ornamental plants, young fruit trees and small shoots, a compact model supports a fast cutting sequence; olive trees and thicker branches require a higher cutting capacity. The built-in battery removes the need for external cables and provides freedom of movement between rows and tree canopies. Two supplied batteries can be alternated between operation and charging during longer sessions.
At AgriEuro, Castellari electric pruning shears can be selected according to their technical features, helping users identify the product best suited to the type of pruning, wood hardness and expected working time. The main parameters to compare are:
The more compact models meet hobby-level requirements, such as seasonal work in a garden or small orchard. Versions with a larger cutting diameter are designed for semi-professional work and frequent cutting on different crops. The choice should always consider the usual branch diameter, rather than only the largest branch encountered occasionally.
Models with a battery fitted at the base of the handle combine the power supply and controls in a single tool. This configuration eliminates cables between the shears and an external battery, making movement around the plant easier. The Ryno range also allows size and performance to be matched to the most frequent branch diameter.
Castellari electric pruning shears with a built-in battery are suitable for pruning without external units worn on a belt or backpack. The tool body houses the battery, trigger and operating indicators, simplifying movement between rows, trees and shrubs. The Ryno 40 prioritises speed and low weight for cuts up to 25 mm; the Ryno 50 increases the capacity to 32 mm and balances cutting speed with branch size. The Ryno 63 reaches 37 mm in the version offered by AgriEuro and uses 21.6 V batteries. Progressive cutting allows blade closure to be controlled through the trigger. Selectable blade openings reduce travel on thin branches and support a steady working pace. Each model includes two batteries, allowing one to power the shears while the other remains ready for replacement. The case, holster and accessories vary according to the equipment listed on each product page.
AgriEuro supports the selection of Castellari cordless pruning shears with detailed specifications and dedicated information for each model. After purchase, logistics and support services assist with the tool's operation over time.
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The choice starts with the diameter of the branches cut most frequently, the hardness of the wood and the length of each session. With a capacity of up to 25 mm, the Ryno 40 is suitable for smaller branches and quick cuts. The Ryno 50 reaches 32 mm and combines a wider opening with a compact design. The Ryno 63, offered by AgriEuro with a maximum diameter of 37 mm, is intended for thicker sections. Weight, battery voltage, stated runtime, reduced blade opening and included equipment must also be compared. It is advisable to leave a margin above the usual diameter, as dry wood and hard species offer greater resistance than young, green branches.
The main differences concern cutting diameter, voltage and weight. The Ryno 40 cuts branches up to 25 mm and uses 14.4 V, 2.5 Ah batteries; it is intended for quick work on smaller sections. The Ryno 50 uses the same 14.4 V, 2.5 Ah batteries but increases the diameter to 32 mm. The Ryno 63 reaches 37 mm according to the AgriEuro product specifications and uses 21.6 V, 2.5 Ah batteries. All three have a built-in battery, progressive cutting and two supplied batteries. The correct model therefore depends on recurring branches and the desired balance, rather than the maximum value alone.
The stated runtime for the Ryno models considered is approximately 3-4 hours per battery, depending on work intensity. Actual runtime varies with branch diameter and hardness, cutting frequency, selected opening, temperature and blade condition. Repeated cuts close to the maximum capacity require more energy than cuts on thin branches. Two supplied batteries can be alternated to extend the overall operating time. Before pruning, the charge of both units should be checked and the model manual consulted for charging times, permitted temperatures and correct storage.
A built-in battery connects directly to the base of the shears and powers the motor without a cable leading to an external pack. This gives the operator a single tool that is practical when moving between plants, rows and different parts of the canopy. This configuration concentrates the weight of the shears and battery in the hand, so total weight, handle shape and balance should be compared. On Castellari Ryno models, the battery is removable and can be replaced with the second supplied unit. The tool must be switched off before removing or fitting the battery, following the procedure in the manual.
Progressive cutting makes blade movement correspond to the pressure applied to the trigger. Partial pressure moves the blade towards the branch; full pressure completes the cut. This operation helps position the cutting head accurately and adjust blade travel to the branch size. It does not replace correct safety procedures: the free hand must remain away from the blades and the shears must be deactivated during movement, cleaning and maintenance. For thin branches, selecting a reduced opening further shortens blade travel and supports a more regular cutting sequence.
Castellari cordless shears can be used in vineyards, olive groves, orchards and on shrubs and ornamental plants, provided that the branch falls within the capacity of the model. The Ryno 40 is suited to frequent cuts on smaller diameters; the Ryno 50 covers medium sections on different crops; the Ryno 63 is intended for larger recurring branches. The plant species affects resistance: at the same diameter, a dry or very hard branch requires more force than a young branch. Sections exceeding the stated limit require loppers or a pruning saw, without forcing the blade or repeating incomplete closures.
Routine maintenance requires plant debris and resin to be removed from the blade assembly after work, with the tool switched off and the battery disconnected. A dry cloth or soft brush should be used, avoiding direct water, solvents and aggressive detergents on electrical parts. The pivot and components specified by the manufacturer should be lubricated through the grease point with the compatible product stated in the manual. A clean, correctly lubricated blade moves with less friction and produces a more regular cut. Before restarting the shears, check the fasteners, component integrity and absence of objects near the blades.
The blade should be sharpened when the cut becomes less clean, takes longer or leaves crushed fibres. Frequency depends on working hours, plant species, dry wood and blade cleanliness. Sharpening must follow the angle and side specified by the manufacturer, using the intended stone or tool and always disconnecting the battery. A chipped, deformed or excessively worn blade must be replaced. After any work, check the clearance between blade and counter-blade, the pivot fastening and smooth movement. For dismantling procedures not described in the manual, contact technical support.
Batteries must be stored in a dry, cool and frost-protected place, away from heat, moisture and metal objects that could contact the terminals. The shears should be stored switched off, with the blade closed and battery removed. Before a long break, follow the charge level and inspection intervals stated in the specific manual, as requirements may vary. Only compatible chargers and undamaged batteries should be used. A swollen, wet, damaged or heavily impacted battery must not be charged or inserted into the tool and requires technical inspection.
During operation, keep hands and other body parts away from the path of the blades, wear the protective equipment specified in the manual and maintain a stable position. The shears must be held firmly and used only on the specified materials and diameters. Before clearing a blockage, cleaning, sharpening or replacing components, switch off the tool and remove the battery. When moving, keep the blade closed and place the shears in the holster. Do not cut wires, metal, stones or branches exceeding the stated capacity. The model manual remains the reference for starting, stopping and maintenance.
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