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Description
This efficient battery trimmer offers a powerful performance for handling thick and heavy grass with the added convenience of a 3-speed mode for adjusting power output. The brushless motor ensures improved efficiency and lower noise, while features like an ergonomic handle and digital interface make it comfortable and easy to use. Weatherproof and part of Husqvarna's flexible 36V system for multiple tool use.
- Battery Through Body Design (Pat.pend.)
- Optimised shaft & gear
- Low Carbon Emissions
- High Line Capacity
- User-friendly keypad
- Brushless E-TORQ Motor
- 3-Speed mode maximises your runtime
- Lightweight and well-balanced
- Weatherproof (IPX4)
- Comfortable working position
- Interchangeable Battery System
Features
- BrandHUSQVARNA
- Weight1 kg
- MaterialPlastic
- Power sourceCordless
- power supplyElectric
Visit the HUSQVARNA storeHusqvarna is a Swedish company and one of the oldest in the world, founded in 1689! It was a royal musket factory, at a time when Sweden was pursuing a policy of expansion in the Baltic States. Its name comes from the town of Huskvarna, whose coat of arms was made up of rifles, which can be seen in the company's symbols. It was sold to Fredrik Ehrenpreus in 1757, and went on to manufacture weapons, then bicycles, motorbikes, household appliances, stoves, sewing machines and power tools when the Swedish crown reduced its arms orders. In 1918, Husqvarna invented the first lawnmower, in 1947 it designed the first chainsaws, and in 1969 it perfected them by creating the first anti-vibration system for chainsaws. In 1989, the 3120 XP became the most powerful chainsaw on the market. Finally, in 1995, the company launched the first solar-powered robotic lawnmower, but this did not stop Husqvarna from launching another model, the 330X, featuring the very latest technological equipment: GPS-assisted navigation, weather timer, automatic loading, etc. Husqvarna is also famous in sport for being a partner of the Swedish Hockey Club.
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