Excel 20V Cordless 6" Mini Chainsaw Body 27690
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Compact cordless chainsaw powered by a 20V lithium-ion brushless motor running at 4600 RPM with a 150 mm (6") guide bar and 1/4" chain pitch.
Features tool-free chain tensioning, automatic chain lubrication, and an oil level viewing window for monitoring lubricant levels.
The chainsaw includes a safety lock switch, soft rubber over-moulded handle, and weighs 1.3 kg (body only).
Chain speed is 7 m/s with a sound power level of 96 dB.
Compatible with Excel 20V lithium-ion batteries from 4.0 Ah to 10.0 Ah.
This is a body-only unit; battery and charger are sold separately.
Not compatible with the
Features tool-free chain tensioning, automatic chain lubrication, and an oil level viewing window for monitoring lubricant levels.
The chainsaw includes a safety lock switch, soft rubber over-moulded handle, and weighs 1.3 kg (body only).
Chain speed is 7 m/s with a sound power level of 96 dB.
Compatible with Excel 20V lithium-ion batteries from 4.0 Ah to 10.0 Ah.
This is a body-only unit; battery and charger are sold separately.
Not compatible with the
EAN 5056533456345 · Excel. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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