Learn all about our professional grass trimmers
Husqvarna offers a range of powerful grass trimmers designed for daily professional use. Whether battery or petrol-powered, our professional grass trimmers combine high performance and reliability with a lightweight and well-balanced design. All to help you achieve a highly productive working day.
Husqvarna offers a range of powerful grass trimmers designed for daily professional use. Whether battery or petrol-powered, our professional grass trimmers combine high performance and reliability with a lightweight and well-balanced design. All to help you achieve a highly productive working day.
Designed for productive workdays
The Husqvarna range of professional grass trimmers is built to withstand the most demanding jobs. They are not only reliable, powerful and efficient, but also well-balanced, lightweight and easy to handle. So you get much more done in much less time.
One machine for varying needs
With our combi machine, you get versatile and powerful use that lets you handle everything from pole sawing to trimming, hedge trimming, or dethatching. Use the same power head and simply switch between the wide range of attachments to tackle the task at hand.
Range benefits
Maximum productivity
With their large cutting diameter and high power output our professional grass trimmers are the right choice to achieve maximum productivity.
2-way trimmer head
The 2-way rotation trimmer head allows you to switch rotational direction to avoid spraying grass or gravel onto walkways or towards sensitive objects.
ErgoFeed™ function
Feed the trimmer line with a simple push of a button placed on the handle. This reduces the risk of unintentional feed and therefore saves trimmer line.
Stay connected and monitor your machines
Easily connect your Husqvarna grass trimmer to the fleet management system, Husqvarna Fleet Services™. Either via integrated connectivity or by using an external sensor, this provides benefits such as a complete overview of your products, their location, and status.
