Corvus Copper Cultivator - PKS Bronze Range

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Hand cultivator specially designed with a wide bronze tooth-shaped arrowhead for surface soil loosening and more effective weeding! This is a small, sturdy hand tool composed of a copper head with a socket ferrule and a 33cm (13in) solid and comfortable beech wood handle. Versatile, it is also used to level the ground and dig furrows before planting new crops. To keep your tools for a long time, remember to clean them after each use and once a year - to maintain the handle - gently sand it with sandpaper and oil it. Guaranteed for 2 years.

The Corvus copper cultivator from the PKS Bronze Range is specially equipped with a wide head with a bronze arrow-shaped claw for deep soil cultivation without damaging the roots! It is a sturdy hand tool consisting of a copper head with a bronze tooth fitted into a socket in a solid and comfortable beech wood handle. Versatile, it is also used for digging furrows before planting new crops. 2-year guarantee.

The Corvus copper cultivator is designed for regular surface soil cultivation and weeding of small to medium-sized areas and narrower spaces such as between rows in a vegetable garden or between established plantings in a flower bed. It is used by pushing and scratching motions. It is perfect for loosening the soil by breaking up the dry and hard crust, in not too heavy soils. This allows for better water and air circulation in the soil around the roots, essential for the proper development of plants. Like the claw, it is also used for removing weeds. This model is equipped with a wide copper head with a bronze tooth that easily penetrates the soil. Indeed, it digs around unwanted herbaceous plants and easily removes their clump. The special shape of its tooth is easily used for digging holes or furrows for planting bulbs, seeds, or small clumps of perennials or bushes. It has a small 33cm (13in) beech wood handle that allows you to work without straining your back and exerting physical effort on the part of the gardener.

The copper head, which releases micro-particles into the soil over time, contributes to its enrichment with this natural soil constituent. Copper tools are non-corrosive, they do not rust, and last a lifetime. They also have the advantage of not dulling, no need to sharpen them. Finally, they are also elegant, with the aesthetic of copper bringing a noble and silky aspect. Copper tools, with their extreme longevity, are faithful companions to their owners for decades.

Technical Specifications / + product:

Handle length: 33cm (13in)
Head width: 12cm (5in)
Head height: 10cm (4in)
Weight: 0.3kg
Copper head
Arrow-shaped claw with a curved bronze tooth
Socket fitting
Beech wood handle
2-year guarantee

Technical features

Weight: 0.300000 kg

Wood handle

Handle type Small handle

Type of tool fitting Nozzle

Handle length 33 cm

copper tool head

Manufacturer Schauberger

Product guarantee 2 years

Tips

Recommended for use in Ground surface and superficial soil

Particularly recommended for all plants

Range of tools Traditional tools

Type of tool Small hand tool

Ideal tool for Aerating and loosening soil, Scraping and scratching, sweeping and raking, weeding

Directions for use This cultivator is a handy tool to use, suitable for work in small to medium-sized gardens and in narrower spaces such as between rows of vegetable plants or along the edge of a flower bed. Like a garden claw, it is used by making digging and scratching motions. It is perfect for regularly loosening the soil by breaking up the dry and hard crust, especially in not too heavy soils. This allows for better water and air circulation in the soil around the roots, which is essential for the proper development of plants. Its special shape is perfect for digging holes or furrows for planting bulbs, seeds or small clumps of perennials or bushes. Store your tool in a dry place, protected from the sun and bad weather. Clean the tool head after each use with a stiff brush and oil the handle.