Chops Away…for a cordless chainsaw revolution!
Autumn is upon us and not only are the evenings getting cooler and ripe for a nice cosy fire, but a pre-winter tidy-up in the garden is also called for…enter the brand NEW CS 100e Cordless Chainsaw!
This superb chainsaw is the perfect ally when there are chopping and cutting jobs to do in the garden. Cutting logs for the fire or tidying up branches on trees is a cinch with this easy-to-start, easy-to-use and easy-to-store tool.
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Chops Away…for a cordless chainsaw revolution!
STIGA battery powered & lightweight
The CS 100e, which is the first STIGA 20V chainsaw, is lightweight, in fact only 3.7Kg, therefore ensuring no muscular fatigue. It is driven by a powerful 700 W motor and has a 4 Ah ePower battery. It can reach up to 14.5 m/s of chain speed and has a 160 mm cutting width, meaning that it can perform a minimum of 80 cuts on 100 mm diameter logs (on one charge).
Safety at its highest
Safety is at the highest level thanks to the trigger, the inertial brake and, placed at the end of the cutting bar, the tip guard which reduces the risk of kickback.
Most comfortable
Designed with two ergonomic handles, side and rear, you can care for your garden in a more comfortable and easy way. The chain can be easily tensioned, thanks to the STIGA quick tensioning system.
Nice and quiet
There is less noise and vibrations too thanks to the STIGA ePower 20V battery!
Chops Away…with STIGA!
The CS 100e Cordless Chainsaw is available to purchase now from www.stiga.com/uk/
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