Pruning that doesn't fight you all day

INFACO invented the electric pruning shear in 1984. Forty years later, the F3020 is the benchmark crews measure every other tool against.

INFACO F3020 electric pruning shears in use in a vineyard INFACO F3020 — the benchmark in electric pruning shears
How it works — INFACO

Full-day power, less fatigue per cut

The F3020 fires more than one cut per second, and at 1.5 lbs it stays maneuverable through a full shift. Its 36V battery is rated for up to 8 hours of continuous vineyard work, and blade opening adjusts to whatever wood you're cutting.

  • DSES contactless safety stops the blade the instant it senses skin — before contact, not after
  • Lighter tool, less fatigue over a full shift, no compressor or hose lines to maintain
  • Adjustable blade opening tunes the cut to the wood you're working
The INFACO lineup

Three tools, one job: getting the cutting done faster

INFACO has spent 40 years building electric tools for the parts of a season that don't have enough hours in them — pruning, tying, and harvest.

Pruning

F3020 Electric Pruning Shears

More than a cut a second, an 8-hour battery, and DSES contactless safety that stops the blade before your other hand is ever at risk.

Tying

AT1000 Electric Tying Machine

Secures vines and canes in a fraction of the time hand-tying takes, so a crew's tying pace stops being the bottleneck.

Harvest

Electroliv Olive Harvester

A gentler, faster way to bring in an olive harvest — built to protect the fruit and the branch while cutting the labor a hand harvest demands.

We've tried it

We've ran real trials equipping crews of 10-20 people, for weeks at a time, to compare results of traditional pruning vs. electric pruning in both California wine and table grapes. The results are stunning — we'd be happy to share the numbers with you.

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Get it in your crew's hands

Tell us how many pruners you're running and what you're cutting — we'll size the fleet.

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