Hedge trimmers Motor type 2 stroke

Anyone who needs to prune their garden hedge or do small gardening jobs will need a hedge trimmer. AgriEuro's online catalogue offers a wide range of hedge trimmers for both DIY gardening enthusiasts and professionals.

These tools are mainly used to cut excess branches and leaves, but also simply to shape hedges in the garden and give them a cleaner, more precise shape.

The hedge trimmer essentially consists of three elements: a motor, a double-toothed stainless steel blade and a handle located on the lower part, away from the blade.

Depending on the type of power source used, the hedge trimmer can be equipped with a cable, battery-powered, or fuel tank. Of course, when choosing a hedge trimmer, you need to take into account the size of your garden and/or hedges to be pruned and how often you will be using it. There are many models of hedge trimmers on the market, and it can be difficult, especially for beginners, to understand at first glance which one is best suited to your needs.

Let's take a look at the different types of hedge trimmers available at AgriEuro:

• 230 V electric hedge trimmers: These are certainly the most practical choice when a power outlet is available. They require no maintenance and are lighter and easier to handle, suitable for medium-sized jobs. Electric hedge trimmers are clearly less powerful than petrol ones, but they are quiet and offer excellent value for money. Therefore, if your garden is not too large, they are fine, but covering large distances is more problematic. You can always use an extension cord to reach the furthest points. Their teeth are narrower, for cuts of up to 15 mm, and their bars are shorter, commensurate with their lower power and lighter mechanics.
• Battery-powered hedge trimmers: Battery-powered hedge trimmers are undoubtedly the most practical and manoeuvrable of all. In fact, they are lighter than petrol-powered ones and more functional than electric ones. As they do not require a power cable, the operator can use them anywhere in the garden without the need for a nearby electrical outlet. However, one limitation that other types do not have is the autonomy linked to battery life. If your gardening work usually takes longer, this may not be the right solution for your needs. However, there are also hedge trimmer kits with backpack batteries that have enough amperage to last a whole day. These latest models are undoubtedly a niche product for highly professional use. Ultimately, battery-powered hedge trimmers are very quiet tools, which are recommended in contexts where excessive noise is not permitted.
• Petrol hedge trimmers: If you want a high-performance tool, then your choice will be a petrol hedge trimmer. They are considered more powerful than other categories but are also the heaviest and noisiest. They are generally divided into two subcategories: those with a two-stroke engine and those with a four-stroke engine. Hedge trimmers with two-stroke engines are more powerful but consume more fuel, while four-stroke engines consume less fuel and are quieter. The distance between the teeth is the widest available, for cuts up to 20 mm. They have blades and gears that are more robust than electric hedge trimmers, but they cannot be used on dry branches or branches that are several years old, which must be pruned with shears or a chainsaw: their hardness would damage the blades and gears, which are not designed for this type of work, as they are optimised for speed rather than cutting force.
• Hedge trimmers on extension poles: this type of hedge trimmer is not characterised by the type of motor or noise level, but by the presence of a fixed or extendable pole. This particular category of products allows you to reach higher hedges or ramps without having to use ladders or awkward step ladders. In addition, it is almost always possible to adjust the angle of the hedge trimmer blade head, allowing for more precise cuts. They are divided into hedge trimmers on extension poles and hedge trimmers on fixed poles.

Hedge trimmers are tools used mainly for pruning and maintaining hedges, shrubs and bushes. Their main function is to shape and reduce excessive vegetation growth, keeping the garden tidy and aesthetically pleasing. Here are some specific activities for which they are used:

• Hedge pruning: they allow you to cut excess branches and leaves to maintain the desired shape of hedges.
• Shrub maintenance: ideal for reducing and shaping shrubs of various sizes.
• Edge trimming: useful for trimming the edges of hedges, ensuring a neat and defined appearance.

Hedge trimmers are suitable for different types of use:

• Professional hedge trimmers: petrol-powered and extension pole models are often used by professional gardeners for intensive, large-scale work.
• Hobby/domestic: electric and battery-powered models are perfect for domestic use, offering a good combination of power and manoeuvrability for small/medium-sized gardens.
• Semi-professional: some battery-powered models with high autonomy and power can be used both in domestic contexts and for more demanding jobs.

Hedge trimmers help solve various problems related to uncontrolled plant growth, such as branches invading passageways, loss of light in shaded areas and the untidy appearance of the garden.

Hedge trimmers consist of several key components that determine their operation and performance. Let's take a detailed look at how they are constructed and how they work.

• Motor: The motor is the heart of the hedge trimmer and can be of various types: single-phase electric, battery-powered, petrol or pneumatic.
• Blade: The blade is essential for precise and clean cutting. The length can vary from 40 to 53 cm and the tooth opening, which affects the cutting capacity, can be between 12 and 26 mm.
• Handle: The handle is designed to ensure comfort and control during use. Some models have a rotating handle to facilitate cutting in different directions.

Hedge trimmer work on a simple but effective principle. The electrically or combustion-powered motor transmits movement to the hedge trimmer blade via a transmission mechanism.

1. Starting the motor: In electric hedge trimmers, the motor is started simply by plugging it into the mains and pressing the switch. In battery-powered models, simply turn on the device after inserting the charged battery. In petrol models, the motor is started using a coil-start mechanism.
2. Transmission of movement: Once the motor is started, the movement is transmitted to the blade. In electric and battery-powered models, a motor shaft connects the motor directly to the blade. In petrol models, a system of gears and belts transmits the movement.
3. Blade movement: The hedge trimmer blade consists of two sets of sharp teeth that move in opposite directions. This alternating movement allows the teeth to cut branches in a similar way to scissors. The opening of the teeth determines the maximum size of branch that can be cut.
4. Control and manoeuvrability: The operator guides the blade along the hedge or shrub using the handle. Some models offer rotating handles to facilitate cutting at different angles. Anti-vibration systems reduce operator fatigue by improving comfort during prolonged use.
5. Precise cutting: Thanks to their ergonomic design and the precision of the hedge trimmer blade movement, hedge trimmers allow you to make clean, precise cuts, shaping the vegetation according to your needs.

Hedge trimmers offer numerous advantages over other pruning tools, making them a preferred choice for maintaining gardens and green spaces. Here is a detailed analysis of the main benefits of these tools:

1. Efficiency and speed: Hedge trimmers allow you to make quick and precise cuts thanks to the alternating movement of the hedge trimmer blade. This allows you to complete pruning work in less time than with manual shears. With a cutting diameter ranging from 10 mm to 35 mm, hedge trimmers can handle branches of different sizes with ease.
2. Versatility of use: There are specific models for every need, from electric models for small domestic gardens to petrol models for large-scale professional work. Hedge trimmers on extension poles are perfect for reaching tall hedges without the use of ladders. Some models allow you to connect different accessories, increasing the range of possible uses with a single tool.
3. Ergonomics and comfort: They allow the handle to be positioned optimally, facilitating cuts in different directions and reducing operator fatigue. Many models are equipped with anti-vibration systems that reduce the vibrations transmitted to the operator's hands, increasing comfort during prolonged use.
4. Garden maintenance: Using a hedge trimmer allows you to keep hedges and shrubs tidy, improving the appearance of your garden. The precise, clean cut of the hedge trimmer blade allows you to shape the vegetation according to your preferences and control its growth.

Comparison with other tools

• Manual shears: Compared to manual shears, hedge trimmers offer greater speed of execution and require less physical effort. Shears are more suitable for small precision jobs, while hedge trimmers are ideal for extensive and repetitive work.
• Chainsaws: Chainsaws are more suitable for cutting thick trunks and branches, while hedge trimmers are specifically designed for pruning hedges and shrubs. Chainsaws are heavier and less manoeuvrable for finishing work.

There are different types of hedge trimmers, each with specific characteristics that make them suitable for different gardening needs. Below is an overview of the main types of hedge trimmers available:

Electric hedge trimmers are reliable and easy to use tools, ideal for maintaining hedges and shrubs in small/medium-sized gardens. These tools are powered by domestic electricity, ensuring constant power throughout the duration of the job. The power of electric motors can vary from 150 to 750 W, allowing you to tackle both light and more demanding jobs.

• Continuous power supply: thanks to their direct connection to the mains, electric hedge trimmers offer uninterrupted operation, unlike battery-powered models, which may require breaks for recharging.
• Lightweight and easy to handle: usually lighter than petrol models, they are easy to handle and reduce fatigue during prolonged use.
• Quiet: they produce less noise than petrol hedge trimmers, making them more suitable for use in residential areas.

Battery-powered hedge trimmers are designed to offer maximum freedom of movement without the limitation of electric cables. These models are ideal for medium-sized gardens where mobility is a crucial factor. The batteries used can have capacities ranging from 2 to 28 Ah and voltages ranging from 14.4V to 82V.

• Freedom of movement: the absence of cables allows you to move freely around the garden, easily reaching all areas that need to be pruned.
• Variable autonomy: battery life depends on capacity (Ah) and voltage (V), with models that can guarantee sufficient autonomy for medium-duration jobs.
• Balanced weight: the batteries are generally positioned to balance the weight of the tool, improving manoeuvrability.

Petrol hedge trimmers are the most powerful in their category, suitable for intensive work on thick, resistant hedges. These tools are equipped with internal combustion engines available in both 2-stroke and 4-stroke versions. The nominal motor power of petrol engines ranges from 0.68 to 1.67 HP, ensuring high performance.

• High power: ideal for intensive work and cutting thick branches thanks to the superior motor power.
• Extended autonomy: they do not depend on batteries or electrical connections, allowing you to work for long periods without interruption.
• Maintenance: they require more careful maintenance than electric and battery-powered models, including fuel management and engine cleaning.

Hedge trimmers on extension poles are designed to reach high heights without the need for ladders. These models are equipped with a fixed or telescopic pole that allows you to prune tall hedges with ease. They are available in both electric and battery-powered versions, offering different options depending on your needs.

• Reach: the fixed or telescopic pole allows you to reach tall hedges without having to climb ladders, improving operator safety and comfort.
• Versatility: some multifunction models allow you to connect different accessories, expanding the possibilities of use.
• Ergonomics: the telescopic pole can be adjusted to the desired height, offering greater comfort while working.

Hedge trimmers are complex, advanced tools that offer a range of technical features designed to optimise their effectiveness, efficiency and ease of use. Understanding these features is essential for choosing the model that best suits your needs. The main technical features of hedge trimmers are listed below:

The type of motor power supply is one of the most important features of hedge trimmers as it determines the power, autonomy and practicality of the tool. Hedge trimmers can be powered in different ways:

• Single-phase electric: Powered by 230V domestic electricity, these models offer constant power throughout the duration of the job. The power ranges from 150 to 750 W, making them suitable for light and continuous work.
• Battery-powered: These hedge trimmers run on rechargeable batteries. The battery capacity, expressed in Ah, determines the autonomy, while the voltage, which varies from 14.4V to 82V, affects the power. They are ideal for medium-sized gardens, offering great freedom of movement without cables.
• Petrol: Equipped with internal combustion engines available in 2- or 4-stroke versions, these models offer high power (0.68 - 1.67 HP) and are suitable for intensive work. They require careful maintenance and are recommended for professional use.
• Pneumatic: Less common, these hedge trimmers use compressed air to operate. They are mainly used in industrial contexts and offer an alternative solution for specific applications.

The configuration of the hedge trimmer directly affects its versatility and ease of use. There are several configurations to choose from, each with specific characteristics:

• Direct hedge trimmer: In this model, the hedge trimmer blade is connected directly to the machine body without a pole. This configuration is ideal for professional jobs that require precision and power, offering direct control and greater manoeuvrability.
• Hedge trimmer on pole: There is a pole between the motor and the hedge trimmer blade, which can be fixed or telescopic. The fixed pole is lightweight and less expensive but does not allow you to reach high heights. The telescopic pole, on the other hand, is height-adjustable, allowing you to reach high hedges without the need for ladders. This type of configuration is ideal for working on high hedges and for pruning at a distance.
• Multifunction: These hedge trimmers allow you to connect different accessories, increasing the range of possible uses with a single tool. They are ideal for those looking for versatility and want to use a single motor for various gardening tools.

The cutting diameter is a key feature that determines the maximum thickness of branches that can be cut by the hedge trimmer. This parameter varies depending on the model and type of blade used. Hedge trimmers can have cutting capacities ranging from a minimum of 10 mm to a maximum of 35 mm.

A greater cutting capacity allows you to tackle thicker and sturdier branches, making the hedge trimmer more versatile and suitable for a wider range of gardening tasks. The choice of cutting diameter depends on the specific needs of the garden and the type of vegetation to be pruned.

The swivel handle is a feature that significantly improves the ergonomics and comfort of use of hedge trimmers. This feature allows the handle to be positioned at different angles, facilitating cutting in various directions and reducing operator fatigue.

A rotating handle is particularly useful for prolonged work as it allows you to maintain a natural wrist and arm position, preventing tension and pain. It also improves cutting precision, allowing you to achieve more accurate and professional results. It is an essential feature for those who use hedge trimmers frequently and for prolonged periods.

The anti-vibration system is a feature designed to reduce the vibrations transmitted to the operator when using the hedge trimmer. Vibrations can cause fatigue and discomfort, making work harder and less precise.

A good anti-vibration system uses shock absorbers or isolation mechanisms that absorb the vibrations generated by the engine and cutting blade. This not only increases operator comfort but also helps to improve cutting precision as the operator can maintain better control over the tool. Anti-vibration systems are particularly important in petrol models, which tend to generate more vibrations than electric or battery-powered models.

The length of the cutting blade is another crucial feature that determines the efficiency and speed of pruning work. Hedge trimmer blades can vary in length from 40 to 53 cm. A longer blade allows you to cover a larger cutting area with fewer passes, making the job quicker and less tiring.

However, a longer blade can be more difficult to handle in confined spaces or for precision details. The choice of blade length therefore depends on the specific needs of the garden and the type of vegetation. For work on wide and long hedges, a longer blade is ideal, while for precision work on small shrubs, a shorter blade may be more suitable.

The hedge trimmer blade opening is an important measurement that affects the cutting capacity of the hedge trimmer. It indicates the distance between the teeth of the cutting blade and generally varies from 12 to 26 mm. A larger opening allows you to cut thicker branches, while a smaller opening is more suitable for precision work on thinner branches.

The choice of tooth opening depends on the type of vegetation to be pruned and the precision required. For hedges and shrubs with thicker branches, a larger opening is preferable, while for detailed work on more delicate plants, a smaller opening offers greater precision and control.

Buying the right hedge trimmer requires attention to several technical features. Here are some key points to consider:

• Power source: Electric models are ideal for light, continuous work, battery-powered models offer freedom of movement, and petrol models are suitable for intensive work. Pneumatic models are for industrial use.
• Blade length: A longer cutting blade (40-53 cm) covers a larger cutting area, making the job quicker but can be less manoeuvrable in confined spaces.
• Cutting diameter: Cutting capacity from 10 mm to 35 mm to tackle branches of different sizes. A larger cutting diameter increases versatility.
• Ergonomics and comfort: A rotating handle and anti-vibration system increase comfort during prolonged use, improving cutting precision.

• Hobbyist gardeners: Ideal for those who tend to their gardens in their spare time. Battery-powered hedge trimmers are perfect thanks to their light weight and manoeuvrability. Opt for models with good battery life (2 to 28 Ah) and anti-vibration systems for comfortable use. The freedom of movement without cables is a great advantage for working in medium-sized gardens.
• Landscaping professionals: Gardeners and landscapers who work on different gardens and green areas. They prefer petrol models for their power and durability. Choose hedge trimmers with internal combustion engines (0.68 to 1.67 HP), multifunctional configuration and long hedge trimmer blades (40-53 cm) to cover large surfaces. High cutting capacity (up to 35 mm) is essential for intensive work on thick hedges.
• Owners of large gardens: Users with large green spaces that require regular and intensive maintenance. Single-phase electric models are ideal for continuous use without interruption. Choose hedge trimmers with high power (up to 750 W) and a long blade for quick and efficient coverage. The large cutting capacity (up to 35 mm) is important for tackling thick branches.
• Industrial users: Businesses that need sturdy tools for maintaining parks, sports fields and large public areas. Pneumatic models are a solid choice. Opt for pneumatic hedge trimmers with high cutting capacity and multifunctional configuration for various uses. Robustness and reliability are essential for industrial use.
• Precision lovers: Users who want a perfect garden with attention to detail. Single-phase or battery-powered electric hedge trimmers with short blades are ideal for precision work. Choose models with a rotating handle and anti-vibration system to improve control and reduce fatigue. A short blade (40-45 cm) offers greater manoeuvrability for precision details.

When choosing a hedge trimmer, considering quality brands is essential to ensure reliability and durability. Here are some of the best brands available at AgriEuro:

• RYOBI hedge trimmers: Known for their excellent value for money, RYOBI offers a range of battery-powered and electric hedge trimmers suitable for various types of gardens.
• Einhell hedge trimmers: Offers a wide range of electric and battery-powered hedge trimmers known for their reliability and ease of use.
• Echo hedge trimmers: Famous for its sturdy and powerful products, Echo manufactures petrol hedge trimmers suitable for intensive and professional work.
• Stiga hedge trimmers: Known for the high quality and innovation of its products, Stiga offers powerful and durable hedge trimmers that are ideal for both domestic and professional use.
• Greenworks hedge trimmers: Specialising in battery-powered equipment, Greenworks offers eco-friendly hedge trimmers with excellent performance and long battery life.
• Gardena hedge trimmers: A leading brand in the gardening tools sector, Gardena supplies ergonomic and easy-to-use hedge trimmers that are ideal for domestic gardens.

Buying hedge trimmers on AgriEuro offers several advantages thanks to the services and guarantees that the leading e-commerce site in the sector offers its customers. Here are some reasons why it is worth buying on AgriEuro:

• Fast and free shipping: AgriEuro manages the shipping of products from its own logistics centres, ensuring fast delivery times and no additional costs.
• Availability of spare parts: You can order spare parts that are always available, ensuring continuous use of the tools without long waits.
• Personalised after-sales service: AgriEuro offers attentive and personalised after-sales service, helping customers resolve any problems or maintenance needs.

With these services, AgriEuro guarantees a safe and satisfying shopping experience, providing customers not only with a wide range of quality products but also with continuous and reliable support.

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A hedge trimmer is an essential garden maintenance tool designed to cut and shape hedges. It is mainly used to keep hedges neat and uniform, facilitating the creation of clean edges and precise shapes. The main functions of a hedge trimmer include:

• Hedge trimming: Allows you to cut excess branches and leaves to maintain the desired shape.
• Pruning shrubs: Also used to prune small/medium-sized shrubs.
• Ornamental plant maintenance: Helps to shape decorative plants as needed.

A good hedge trimmer makes gardening work quicker and more efficient, ensuring a neat and professional look for your garden.

Hedge trimmers are designed to cut branches and leaves from hedges and shrubs. Their structure allows them to tackle various types of vegetation, including:

• Hedge branches: Cuts branches of varying thickness, generally up to 2-3 cm in diameter.
• Leaves and shoots: It allows you to cut leaves and new shoots to maintain a compact and dense hedge.
• Ornamental shrubs: Also effective for shaping and pruning ornamental shrubs, ensuring controlled growth.

The choice of hedge trimmer blade and motor power determines the effectiveness of the hedge trimmer on thicker or hardest vegetation.

Choosing a good hedge trimmer requires attention to several key factors:

• Power source: Battery-powered or petrol-powered. Battery-powered models offer greater mobility, while electric and petrol-powered models provide continuous power.
• Blade length: A longer blade allows you to cover a larger area in less time but can be more difficult to manoeuvre.
• Weight and manoeuvrability: A lightweight hedge trimmer reduces fatigue during prolonged use. The presence of ergonomic handles improves comfort.
• Cutting capacity: Assess the maximum thickness of branches that the hedge trimmer can cut.
• Safety: Check for safety features such as blade lock and double start switch.

There are several types of hedge trimmers, each suited to specific gardening needs:

• Electric: Powered by an electric cable, they are ideal for light to medium work near a power source.
• Battery-powered: These offer freedom of movement without cables and are suitable for medium to large gardens.
• Petrol: Powerful and autonomous, ideal for intensive work on thick hedges and areas far from power sources.
• Manual: Used for small precision jobs, they require physical strength and are less common for extensive work.

The various types of hedge trimmers allow you to choose the most suitable tool based on the size of your garden and the type of vegetation to be treated.

A good hedge trimmer must have specific characteristics to ensure efficiency, safety and comfort during use. Here are some aspects to consider:

• Motor power: It must have a powerful engine suitable for the type of vegetation to be cut. Petrol and battery-powered models with high capacity are ideal for intensive work.
• Quality cutting blades: The blades must be sharp and durable, preferably made of stainless steel for precise and long-lasting cutting. Double-action blades reduce vibrations.
• Ease of use: Low weight and ergonomic handles increase comfort and reduce fatigue during prolonged use.
• Safety: Safety features such as blade brakes, hand guards and double power switches are essential for preventing accidents.
• Easy maintenance: It should be easy to clean and maintain with easy access to the blades for sharpening and lubrication.

The hedge trimmer blade works by means of an alternating or rotary motion powered by the tool's motor. Here are the details on how it works:

• Reciprocating motion: Most hedge trimmer blades use double-action blades that move in opposite directions. This motion reduces vibration and provides a cleaner cut.
• Cutting: The sharp cutting blades cut the branches and leaves that are between the teeth of the cutting blades. The rapid movement makes it easy to cut through thick vegetation.
• Motor: The motor powers the movement of the blades. In electric and battery-powered models, the motor is powered by the mains or a battery respectively. In petrol models, the motor is an internal combustion engine.

Sharpening the blade of a hedge trimmer is essential to maintain its effectiveness. Here are the steps for proper sharpening:

• Safety: Wear protective gloves and disconnect the power supply if electric or battery-powered.
• Cleaning: Clean the blades with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris.
• Manual sharpening: Use a file or whetstone to sharpen the blade teeth. Sharpen each tooth with outward movements, maintaining the original angle of the blade.
• Sharpening with tools: You can use power tools such as a grinder for faster work, taking care not to overheat the blades.
• Lubrication: After sharpening, lubricate the blades with a special oil to prevent rust and maintain smooth movement.

Regular cleaning of the hedge trimmer blade is essential to ensure its durability and efficiency. Here's how to do it:

• Safety: Disconnect the power supply and wear protective gloves.
• Removing debris: Use a brush or cloth to remove vegetation residue, dirt and resin from the blades.
• Solvent cleaning: Use a specific detergent to remove resin and sap. Apply the solvent to a cloth and clean the blades thoroughly.
• Drying: Dry the blades with a clean cloth to prevent rust formation.
• Lubrication: Apply a light coat of lubricating oil to the blades to keep them sharp and prevent corrosion.

Lubricating the hedge trimmer blade is essential to maintain its functionality and prevent wear. Here are the steps for proper lubrication:

• Safety: Disconnect the power supply and wear protective gloves to avoid accidental cuts.
• Preliminary cleaning: Clean the blades of debris and vegetation residue with a brush or cloth.
• Applying lubricant: Use a specific oil for hedge trimmer blades. Apply the oil along the edge of the blades and at the points of movement.
• Distribution: Briefly turn on the hedge trimmer to allow the lubricant to distribute evenly on the hedge trimmer blade.
• Repetition: Repeat the operation periodically, especially after each intensive use.

The power of a hedge trimmer expressed in watts is an important indicator of its capabilities. Here are some tips for choosing the right power:

• Electric hedge trimmers: Generally, a good electric hedge trimmer should have a power rating between 400 and 700 watts. This range is sufficient for cutting hedges of medium density and thickness.
• Battery-powered hedge trimmers: Power is usually expressed in volts but can be converted into watts. Models with 18V to 36V batteries offer a good combination of power and autonomy, corresponding to approximately 300-600 watts.
• Petrol hedge trimmers: These models are more powerful and generally do not express power in watts but in Hp (HP). A good unit should have at least 0.7-1 Hp, equivalent to approximately 520-750 watts.

The choice of power depends on the density and type of vegetation you intend to cut.

Choosing a battery-powered hedge trimmer requires attention to various aspects to ensure efficiency and convenience. Here are the main factors to consider:

• Battery life: Check the battery capacity expressed in ampere-hours (Ah). A battery with at least 2-4 Ah offers a good balance between life and weight.
• Charging time: Choose models with batteries that recharge quickly, preferably in 1-2 hours.
• Power: The battery voltage, generally between 18V and 36V, affects the power of the hedge trimmer. Models with higher voltages are suitable for more intensive work.
• Weight and manoeuvrability: A lightweight, well-balanced hedge trimmer reduces fatigue during use. Ergonomic handles improve comfort.
• Blade quality: Choose double-action stainless steel blades for precise cutting and less vibration.
• Accessories and additional features: Some models include accessories such as hand guards and safety systems to prevent accidental start-up.

The battery life of a battery-powered hedge trimmer depends on various factors, including battery capacity and work intensity. Here's what to consider:

• Battery-powered capacity: Expressed in ampere-hours (Ah), this determines the runtime. 2-4 Ah battery-powered devices can last from 30 minutes to 1 hour of continuous use.
• Type of work: Intensive work and dense vegetation consume more energy, reducing battery life.
• Energy efficiency: Models with brushless motors tend to be more efficient and extend battery-powered life.
• Conditions of use: Extreme temperatures and battery maintenance affect battery life. Store batteries in a dry, cool environment to prolong their useful life.

Good battery management and the use of models with high-capacity batteries can significantly extend the available working time.