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Product information
Description
The Husqvarna Aspire H50-P4A is an efficient battery hedge trimmer with smart leaf catcher and storage hook \nEasily shape hedges and bushes with the lightweight 18V battery hedge trimmer. Designed for small spaces, storage is made easy with the included hook. Double-action cutting blades, powerful motor and 50cm long cutting deck can handle branches up to 23mm. Designed with a smart leaf catcher to collect the hedge clippings whilst trimming to reduce clean up work. Ergonomic soft grip handle and improved safety with the automatic shutdown when left unattended. Part of POWER FOR ALL battery system. \n \nThe Husqvarna Aspire battery powered tools has been developed with limited space in mind. This is why every product comes with a tailor made storage hook which can be mounted directly on the wall or used with the Husqvarna Aspire Storage Rail system. This tool storage can be extended with all gardening tools alongside the Aspire rail system. \n \nKit includes B45 batter and C70 charger
Features
- BrandHUSQVARNA
- Blade length50 cm
- Number of batteries included1
- Power sourceCordless
- Hedge trimmer featureLightweight
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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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