Face Shield Mesh Visor & Browguard Ideal For Brushcutter Strimmer Trimmer Shield

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To trim longer grass and weeds, or to cut around a more difficultly placed obstacle, take a strong stance and bring the tool in and out of the cutting area in a shallow “U” shape.

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It really can’t be said enough, accidentally coming into contact with the trimming line will cause some serious damage. Ideal for lighter work and smaller gardens, lithium-ion powered strimmers are relatively new additions to the market. A good compromise between corded and battery strimming is the Ryobi ONE+ Hybrid Power Grass Trimmer.Husqvarna grass trimmers are the ultimate choice when adding the finishing touch to the edges of the lawn or trimming grass in an area that is hard to reach. Instead of angling the trimmer line flat (like you do when edging) hold your strimmer at a slight angle.

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A strimmer is effectively a rapidly revolving cutting head, with hard trimming line trailing from the end. Wearing the right protective equipment, keeping a good stance and wearing a harness will all help elevate strain and keep you strimming comfortably.Without getting embroiled in the physics, a strimmer utilises high speed centrifugal force to do all the cutting - essentially the faster it spins, the stiffer the line, the greater the cutting potential. There’s four basic cutting techniques you need to master for the perfect garden; edging, tapering, scything and screeding. If you're just starting out and you need business, equipment, tech or training support you're in the right place. The light reduction of the visor is only 20% over the whole mesh area compared to the standard visor were the light reduction is 30%. Regardless of what strimmer you’re using, stay vigilant while you move through your garden and keep a strong stance as you work.

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We’ve already been through what protective equipment is advised, but it’s worth reiterating that you need something like safety glasses or a visor to protect your face, sturdy shoes and long trousers before you start strimming.Bring the strimmer up to speed and then swing into the weed’s base, cutting flush to the hard surface. I prefer the plastic visors as it keeps more of the mashed up slugs etc out, and I wear glasses so safety specs are no use. Safety should always be the number one priority on any site, and you can trust Arco to supply the face protection that suits a wide variety of jobs. It’s worth spending a little time looking over your strimmer and checking where all the features are. Every strimmer is a little different, so it’s worth taking a look through your instruction manual before you begin.