Garden loppers 40 mm 760 mm SK5 steel blade with PTFE coating YT-88290 Yato

About YATO

YATO is a professional tool brand chosen by service centers and demanding DIYers. The portfolio covers automotive service, workshop equipment, and a wide range of hand tools. Designs emphasize durability, safety, and reliable performance under daily workloads. With unified quality standards and logical model evolution, YATO tools often become the “workhorses” of workshops and garages.

Brief description

YATO YT-88290 garden loppers (length 760 mm, max Ø 40 mm) stand out for top-grade build, high-quality materials, and modern ergonomics. The gear mechanism multiplies cutting force, enabling precise cutting of branches up to 40 mm with less effort while maintaining full control over the cutting line.

Key features

• Gear mechanism increases cutting force and reduces user effort.
• Cuts branches up to Ø 40 mm with clean, accurate results.
• SK5 steel blade for wear and corrosion resistance.
• PTFE coating (upper blade) reduces friction and sap/resin sticking, extending service life.
• Rounded blade profile for smooth, plant-friendly cuts.
• Lightweight aluminium handle with PP and soft TPR overlays for a secure, comfortable grip.
• Shock-absorbing bumpers to protect hands from strain.
• Well-balanced: 1200 g at 760 mm for power and precise control.

Technical specifications

• Model: YT-88290
• Series: GRD
• Total length: 760 mm
• Max cutting diameter: 40 mm
• Blade type: rounded profile
• Blade material: SK5 steel
• Blade finish: upper blade PTFE-coated
• Handle material: aluminium + PP + TPR
• Mechanism: gear
• Lock: no
• Telescopic: no
• Shock absorbers: yes
• Weight: 1200 g

Why buy / what makes it different?

Professional-grade performance for hobby and intensive tasks: the gear drive saves effort, SK5 + PTFE deliver durability and a clean cut, and the aluminium build with ergonomic grips boosts comfort during prolonged use.

Included in the box

• YATO YT-88290 loppers (760 mm)
• User manual

Usage warnings

⚠️ Warning! Always use personal protective equipment. Use only as intended and follow garden safety best practices.