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電動式ポールソーは、高い枝にも安全に届きます。電動式ポールソーは、動力を必要とせず、正確な剪定とトリミングができるよう設計されています。軽量で使いやすいこれらのポールソーは、樹木管理において制御性と静粛性を重視する樹木医、庭師、そして住宅所有者に最適です。
電動式ポールソーは、高い枝にも安全に届きます。電動式ポールソーは、動力を必要とせず、正確な剪定とトリミングができるよう設計されています。軽量で使 ...
Buyer's Guide
Pole Saw Buyer's Guide
From the Silky Hayauchi 6.3m and 8.3m to the STEIN modular pole saw system and the Silky Hayate 7.7m, this guide covers the full range of manual, telescopic and long-reach pole saws at Gustharts to help arborists choose the right reach, blade and system for ground-level tree pruning in the UK.
Manual and Telescopic Pole Saws
Manual pole saws extend cutting reach for high branches without a ladder. Telescopic and extendable pole saws adjust from a compact carry length to full working reach - typically 2m to 8m+ depending on the model. Long-reach pole saws use pruning saw heads on sectional aluminium or carbon fibre poles, giving controlled cutting on branches up to 100mm diameter from ground level.
Silky Pole Saws
Silky is the leading Japanese pole saw brand for professional arborists in the UK. The Silky Hayauchi extends to 6.3m and 8.3m and is the most widely used long-reach pole saw on UK arborist sites. The Silky Hayate reaches 7.7m with a larger blade for faster cutting on bigger branches. Both models use impulse-hardened curved blades with triple-cut teeth for fast, smooth pull-stroke cutting.
STEIN Pole Saws
STEIN is a UK arborist equipment specialist producing a professional modular pole saw range trusted by tree surgeons across the UK. STEIN pole saws use interchangeable heads, extension poles and saw blades in a modular system - allowing custom reach configurations for different jobs. STEIN pole saw kits include saw heads, extension poles and replacement blades in a carry bag for site use.
Pole Saw vs Pole Pruner - Which Do You Need?
A pole saw uses a reciprocating or manual saw blade to cut branches - best for branches over 30mm diameter and fast removal of larger limbs. A pole pruner uses a bypass cutting head on a pole - better for clean, precise cuts on smaller branches up to 30mm where cut quality matters (fruit trees, ornamental work). Most professional arborists carry both: a pole saw for volume removal and a pole pruner for detail work.
Choosing Pole Length and Reach
For most arborist ground-level pruning, a pole saw reaching 4-6m covers the majority of crown-lifting and deadwood removal work. For tall hedges and high canopy access, 6-8m+ systems like the Silky Hayauchi 8.3m or Hayate 7.7m are the right choice. Add working height (1.8m) to pole length for total effective reach. Heavier poles cause more fatigue on extended cuts - carbon fibre poles reduce weight at longer lengths.
Pole Saw Replacement Blades
Silky pole saw blades use impulse-hardened teeth that cannot be resharpened - replace when cutting speed drops noticeably. Replacement blades are available for the Silky Hayauchi (6.3m and 8.3m), Silky Hayate (7.7m), and STEIN pole saw systems. Fitting a Silky pole saw replacement blade: 1. Unscrew the blade retention bolt. 2. Slide the old blade out of the blade carrier. 3. Insert the new blade and retighten the bolt firmly.
Safe Pole Saw Use
Always establish a clear exclusion zone below the cutting area before use - falling branches are the primary hazard. Never work directly under the branch being cut. Wear a certified arborist helmet with visor, eye protection, gloves and appropriate footwear. Check pole locking mechanisms and blade retention before each use. Do not use a pole saw in high winds or when branches are iced. Never cut branches near overhead power lines.
Pairs Well With
- Silky Handsaw Accessories & Spare Parts — Hayauchi and Hayate replacement blades
- STEIN Pole Saw Kits — modular pole systems and saw heads
- Pruning Tools — folding handsaws, loppers and secateurs
- STIHL Pole Pruners — HTA battery and HT petrol long reach
- Chainsaw Climbing Helmets — certified helmets with visor and ear protection