Start a cordless pruning-shear comparison with maximum cutting diameter: the branch-size specification your customers will use to judge the tool's intended work. DUPOW's DUP-PS-001, DUP-PS-006 and DUP-PS-013 each have a maximum cutting diameter of 25 mm. Once that capacity matches your buying brief, compare the model's opening adjustment, display and order configuration.
This guide compares the cutting capacity and model-specific features of these three options. It helps importers, distributors, private-label brands and ecommerce sellers prepare a shortlist and an accurate product offer. Electric pruning shears, cordless pruning shears and electric secateurs can describe this category; the exact model specification determines the selection.
Define the pruning task and the sales channel
Begin with a short application brief. State the intended plant material, the branch-size range and the expected pattern of use. Include the sales channel and the type of customer you want to serve. These details give your team a practical basis for reviewing the sample and its accessories.
For a distributor, service-parts identification may be an important part of the opening order. For an online seller, a clear contents list and model-specific feature photographs help keep the listing accurate. A private-label program also needs consistent model references across the tool, packaging and manual.
Use the same brief for every model under review. It makes the resulting sample feedback easier to compare and helps explain why a particular shear belongs in your range.
Compare maximum cutting diameter first
Use one capacity unit across your comparison sheet. All three models have a maximum cutting diameter of 25 mm, equivalent to 2.5 cm. Keeping the same unit in the RFQ, retail description and packaging makes the offer easier to compare and reduces avoidable conversion errors.
| Model | Maximum cutting diameter | Other features |
|---|---|---|
| DUP-PS-001 | 25 mm | Four blade-opening positions; SK5 blade |
| DUP-PS-006 | 25 mm | Rated power 120 W |
| DUP-PS-013 | 25 mm | LCD display; rated power 120 W |
The three models share the same maximum cutting diameter. PS001 offers four blade-opening positions and an SK5 blade, while PS013 has an LCD display. A buyer can assess these features against the intended product presentation while keeping the capacity specification consistent across the shortlist.
Maximum cutting diameter is the principal capacity reference, rather than a promise of identical results on every branch. Include the plant material, branch condition and required size range in the sample brief. Review the intended task with the selected battery configuration and record the setup alongside the result.
Explore the pruning-shear category to compare these positions with the wider range.
Keep blade-opening adjustment separate from cutting capacity
Blade opening describes how far the cutting head opens. An adjustable opening lets the user select an opening position for the branch size being approached. It is a separate feature from maximum cutting diameter, so give the two items separate fields in the product brief.
PS001 illustrates this distinction: its maximum cutting diameter is 25 mm, and it has four selectable blade-opening positions and an SK5 high-carbon-steel blade. The four positions describe how the opening can be selected for the task. Keep that adjustment feature alongside the cutting-capacity requirement in the purchasing brief.
For a purchasing review, describe the opening behavior you want assessed alongside the material and branch-size range. This gives the sample team a clear task and keeps the resulting product description tied to the correct model.
Specify the blade, battery and service-parts package
Build the quotation around one identifiable configuration. Include the shear model, battery model and quantity, charger version and any selected accessories. If you want a bare-tool offer, identify that supply format clearly so it can be compared with complete-kit quotations.
Add replacement-blade requirements to the same request. Ask for the matching part reference, the quantity you want quoted and how it should be packed. For later service orders, retaining the tool model and part identity gives your sales team a useful reference when a customer asks for a replacement.
Battery and charger decisions also belong to the specific model combination. Use the 20V platform guide when planning several cordless tool categories. It provides the wider structure for organizing packs, chargers and kits across your 20V cordless range.
Approve the claims your customer will read
Prepare a separate feature sheet for each model. Keep PS001's four-position opening feature with PS001, and PS013's LCD feature with PS013. Check that the product name, image captions, package and manual all describe the chosen model.
For a display feature, agree on the functions you want described and use the model's instructions or approved demonstration to support the wording. A photograph can show that a display is present; the product information should explain what it displays. This gives your sales team a clear feature to communicate without guessing at screen symbols.
Finish the approval with a contents list for the exact retail SKU. Tool-only and complete-kit offers need distinct descriptions, and the pictured battery or accessories should match the chosen offer. Use the private-label packaging checklist to organize artwork, manual languages and packing approval.
Build the pruning-shear RFQ
Send a short request covering:
- Model reference and quantity for each model.
- Required maximum cutting diameter, intended pruning material and branch-size range.
- Required opening-adjustment or display features.
- Bare-tool or kit supply, with battery and charger requirements.
- Matching blade and service-parts quantities to quote.
- Destination market, branding, manual languages and packing.
Keep the selected model reference in the sample request as well. This links your purchasing comparison, sample review and product presentation to the same configuration. It also makes later questions about blades, batteries or packaging easier to resolve.
Buyer FAQs
Is adjustable blade opening the same as maximum cutting diameter?
They describe different things. PS001 has four selectable blade-opening positions, and all three models in this guide have a maximum cutting diameter of 25 mm. Record opening adjustment and cutting diameter as separate specifications in your range comparison.
Which model in this comparison has an LCD display?
PS013 has an LCD display. Include its display information in the model approval so your listing and packaging explain the functions relevant to that product. PS001's four-position opening feature remains a separate model-specific point.
Does a 25 mm maximum cutting diameter mean the same result on every branch?
Use 25 mm as the maximum capacity for PS001, PS006 and PS013, and assess the intended material under defined conditions. Branch material and condition matter to the buying brief. Record those details and the tool setup in the sample review before approving application-specific claims.
What should buyers specify for replacement blades?
Provide the shear model and ask for the matching blade reference, quantity and packing arrangement. Keep those details with the approved order so replacement requests can be matched to the correct tool configuration.
Request a pruning-shear shortlist with your application, quantities and kit requirements.