The AC Infinity Stainless Steel Curved Pruning Shear 6.6″ is a curved micro-tip hand shear for fine trimming in tight spaces. The bowed blades reach between stems without you having to twist your wrist, and the Teflon non-stick coating, spring-open handles and sliding safety lock match the rest of the range. Quick Bloom Lights is the official Australian importer for AC Infinity: stocked in Sydney, shipped domestically.
Precision micro-tip blades
The curved micro-tip blades bow away from the handle, so the tip reaches in between stems and around growth instead of pushing through it. Because the curve does the angling, your wrist stays in a natural position for cuts that would otherwise mean twisting your hand to get the blades in square. The blades are stainless steel with precision-ground edges, and a Teflon non-stick coating stops sticky plant residue building up on them, which is what normally makes small snips gum up and start to drag or jam mid-session.
Spring action and a lighter hand
A spring pushes the handles back open after every cut, so the blades are primed for the next snip without you having to open them yourself. Over a long trimming session that, together with the lightweight body and soft gel silicone grip, takes a lot of the strain out of your hand. When you are done, a sliding lock holds the shear closed, protecting the blade tips and your fingers in a drawer or tool bag.
Pick the right shear
AC Infinity make four hand shears and Quick Bloom Lights stocks all of them. They share the same Teflon non-stick coating, spring-open handles and sliding safety lock; the difference is the blade and what it is built to cut.
| Shear | Blade | Max opening | Best for |
| 6.6″ Straight | Straight micro-tip, stainless steel | 10° | Precise snips and detail trimming where you can see and reach the cut |
| 6.6″ Curved (this page) | Curved micro-tip, stainless steel | 10° | Reaching into dense growth and tight spots without bending your wrist |
| 6.6″ Straight with Cleaning Kit | Straight micro-tip, stainless steel | 10° | The straight shear plus a jar and slotted sponge for wiping residue off between cuts |
| 8″ Bypass | Bypass, drop-forged steel, Teflon-coated | Up to 20°, side switch selects the wider opening | Thicker stems and woody growth, up to 16 mm (5/8 in) |
Full specifications
| Manufacturer | AC Infinity Inc. |
| Product / model | Stainless Steel Curved Pruning Shear 6.6″ / AC-PSC3 |
| UPC | 819137023383 |
| Total length | 16.8 cm (6.61 in) |
| Maximum opening angle | 10° |
| Blade design | Curved micro tip |
| Blade material | Stainless steel |
| Finish | Teflon non-stick coating |
| Mechanism | Spring action, sliding safety lock |
| Handle material | Gel silicone |
| In the box | Pruning shear |
FAQ
Curved or straight — which should I get?
Get the curved shear if you are often working inside dense growth or cutting at awkward angles; the curve reaches in and keeps your wrist straight. The straight 6.6″ shear is the simpler choice for open, easy-to-reach cuts where you can line the blades up square. The two work well as a pair.
Can it cut thicker stems?
It is built for fine, precise work — the micro-tip blades open to 10° and are at their best on soft, thin growth. For thicker or woody stems, the 8″ bypass shear is the right tool: it opens up to 20°, with a side switch that selects the wider opening for cuts up to 16 mm (5/8 in).
How do I keep the blades clean?
The Teflon coating does most of the work by stopping residue sticking in the first place; a quick wipe of the blades after a session keeps them cutting cleanly. If you want a dedicated setup, the straight shear with cleaning kit comes with a jar and a slotted abrasive sponge that wipes both blades in one pass.
Is this genuine AC Infinity stock?
Yes. Quick Bloom Lights is the official Australian importer and distributor for AC Infinity. Stock is held in Sydney and ships domestically.