Description

Blade for grinding weeds and brambles. Blade or cutting disc for brush cutter, manufactured to deal with vegetation that nylon thread cannot cut: thick undergrowth, bushes, brambles, thin branches and woody vegetation. This reference is made of steel, diameter of 255 mm and 2 teeth. With few teeth, it is ideal for tall grass and fine brush: it cuts quickly and unclogs easily. Remember that the use of blades on a brush cutter requires a safety harness, protective glasses and adequate technique to avoid the rebound effect. The blade must always be sharp and well fixed to the shaft of the brush cutter. Designed for demanding jobs cutting dense vegetation, brambles and bushes.

Features

Thickness

3.0 mm

Material

Steel

Application

Brush cutters of more than 34 c.c.

Includes

Blade

Type

Bush

Presentation

Blister

Number of teeth

2

Diameter

255 mm

Inner diameter

25.4 mm

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is this blade for?

Blade for mulching weeds and brambles. Highlighted features: outer diameter: 255mm, inner diameter: 25.4mm and thickness: 3.0mm. It is a brush cutter cutting blade designed to tackle tough vegetation that nylon thread cannot cut: thick brush, thin branches, brambles and woody undergrowth. It allows you to undertake more demanding clearing jobs with the same machine.

What number of teeth does it have and what is it for?

This blade has 2 teeth. With few teeth, it is designed for quick cutting of tall grass and fine brush: it cuts aggressively and unclogs easily. It is the option for cleaning large areas of tall grass.

Is it compatible with my brush cutter?

This blade has a diameter of 255mm. For it to be compatible you must verify two things: that the diameter fits your brush cutter (consult the equipment manual) and that the central hole of the blade matches the diameter of the shaft of your machine. Most blades are universal thanks to the inclusion of adapters.

What precautions should I take when using a blade?

When cutting with a blade instead of string, the risk of "kickback" increases. It is mandatory to use a safety harness, glasses, helmet with visor, gloves and protective footwear. Always work with the machine steady, avoiding lateral contact with stones or hard obstacles that can damage the blade and project fragments.

When should I change the blade?

Replace the blade when the teeth are excessively worn, warped or broken, or when cracks appear on the disc. A blade in poor condition can break during cutting and project fragments at high speed, with serious risk to the operator and third parties.

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