A compact grass shear needs a clear position in a garden-tool assortment. Its product description should explain the cutting head and intended task, while keeping it distinct from a hedge trimmer with a longer blade. Similar battery descriptions do not make the two products interchangeable in a buyer's range.
DUPOW's DUP-GS-001 is a 20V cordless grass shear with a listed 150 W rated power, 2,500 spm stroke speed and 8 mm maximum cutting-capacity entry. The shown configuration is a grass-shear head only. This guide explains how to turn that defined product into an accurate wholesale, private-label or ecommerce offer.
Define the grass-shear task first
Describe the low-level grass-trimming task the buyer wants to cover and the product format expected by the customer. This gives the tool a useful assortment role without describing it as a substitute for every type of garden cutter.
If the buyer's brief concerns hedge work, identify that as a different product-selection question. DUP-HT-001 is a cordless hedge trimmer with a listed 480 mm blade length and 0–3,000 s/min stroke-speed range. Its blade-length entry is a different specification from the grass shear's cutting-capacity entry.
For an opening order, keep the intended task, selected tool and supplied head on the same brief. The channel can then explain each product on its own terms rather than give two different tools the same general “garden cutting” description.
Keep the supplied head visible in the offer
GS001's shown blade configuration is the grass-shear head only. Make that the basis of the product images and contents description for the selected offer. Do not add an interchangeable hedge head or a multi-head-kit statement merely because another compact garden product is sold that way.
If the buyer wants an additional head or attachment, make it a separate request for a model-specific quotation. Identify the item and its relationship to the selected tool before it becomes part of a retail contents list.
| Product field | GS001 grass shear | HT001 hedge trimmer |
|---|---|---|
| Listed product type | Cordless grass shear | Cordless hedge trimmer |
| Stated cutting-related entry | Maximum cutting capacity: 8 mm | Blade length: 480 mm |
| Stated stroke-speed entry | 2,500 spm | 0–3,000 s/min |
| Configuration focus | Shown grass-shear head only | Selected hedge-trimmer offer and power package |
| Order decision | Identify the exact tool, head and kit contents | Identify the exact tool and kit contents |
The table separates the fields each product actually lists. It is not a common-material cutting test and does not use blade length as a cutting-diameter comparison.
Use precise wording for the specification
Keep GS001's 8 mm entry labeled as maximum cutting capacity. It should not become a promise about every plant material or an invented test result. If the customer has a particular material and task, put that requirement in the sample brief and review the proposed configuration accordingly.
Preserve the distinction between rated power and stroke speed. The listed 150 W and 2,500 spm describe different specification fields; neither should be relabeled as the other. A simple, correctly labeled comparison is more useful than a broad power claim that hides the tool's actual form.
The pruning-shear guide addresses a separate branch-pruning product family. Keep its model capacities with those pruning shears rather than transferring them into the grass-shear offer.
Approve the tool and power package together
Choose the tool-only or battery-kit supply format and itemize the selected contents. For a kit, identify the battery reference, capacity and quantity, charger version and the agreed accompanying items. The 20V description alone does not define the complete battery connection or establish compatibility with another product.
For a multi-category garden program, the 20V platform guide helps organize these decisions. The individual GS001 offer should still have its own current contents list that can be checked against the quotation and sample.
Use separate retail SKUs when the package contents differ. A tool-only offer and a battery kit should not share a contents statement that leaves the customer guessing which power items are included.
Match the product page to the approved offer
Select photographs that show GS001 and the supplied grass-shear head clearly. Use accessory images only with a description of whether the items form part of the chosen configuration. The package text, manual identity and quotation should all refer to the same tool and kit version.
The private-label packaging checklist provides the broader artwork workflow. For a grass shear, the important product-specific check is that the head and contents shown on the listing match the offer the buyer has approved.
Keep later changes in a revised contents record. If the power package, accessories or product presentation changes, the retail page and packing text should be reviewed with it rather than left attached to an earlier version.
Buyer FAQs
Does the shown GS001 offer include a hedge-trimmer head?
The shown blade configuration is a grass-shear head only. An additional attachment should be identified and quoted separately for the selected model before it is described as included.
Is GS001's 8 mm entry comparable to HT001's 480 mm entry?
They are different fields. GS001 lists maximum cutting capacity, while HT001 lists blade length. Retain the original description with each number.
What speed is listed for the grass shear?
GS001 lists a stroke speed of 2,500 spm. Keep that separate from the listed 150 W rated power.
What should an opening-order brief include?
Include GS001, the intended task, quantity, supplied head, tool-only or battery-kit contents, destination market, branding, manual languages and packing requirements.
Discuss a grass-shear product offer with the model and configuration you want to sell.