10 Count Adjustable Fruit Tree Branch Spreader, Reusable Galvanized Limb Trainer for Orchard

Fruit Tree Branch Limb Spreader Size 36T (Pack of 10) A durable, adjustable limb spreader designed to shape and train fruit tree branches with minimal surface damage. Constructed from hot galvanized material and cold drawn wire for increased toughness, tensile strength, and resistance to wear. Key features and benefits Durable construction: Hot galvanized material combined with cold drawn wire provides greater toughness and hardness than ordinary wire, improving tensile strength and resistance to damage. Adjustable angle: The spreader angle can be set as needed to match the position on the trunk, allowing precise branch positioning and consistent shaping. Protective casing: Each spreader includes a casing that reduces surface abrasion on branches and extends the life of the spreader. Reusable and cost effective: Designed for repeated use, making it suitable for seasontoseason tree training. Clear usage guidance: Typically left in place for more than 20 days while shaping, but should be removed promptly to avoid the wire growing into the branch. Compatibility and size This listing is for size 36T. Opening 7 cm / 2.76 inch. Recommended for trunks less than 7 cm / 2.76 inch and branch diameters up to 2 cm / 0.79 inch. Other available sizes for reference: 18T: Opening 3 cm / 1.18 inch. For trunks less than 3 cm and branch diameters less than 1 cm. 26T: Opening 5 cm / 1.97 inch. For trunks less than 5 cm and branch diameters around 1.5 cm. Practical applications Training young fruit trees: Spread and set scaffold branches to create a strong framework for apple, pear, or citrus trees. Canopy management: Open crowded canopies to improve light exposure and fruit ripening by gently spacing branches. Postpruning shaping: Maintain desired branch angles after pruning to encourage balanced growth and easier future maintenance. Package contents 10 Fruit Tree Branch Limb Spreaders (size 36T) Notes Allow small measurement variations due to manual measurement. Monitor spreaders regularly and remove promptly to prevent wire growth into the branch.