Grass trimmer

ART 30

For powerful trimming – 480 W high-performance cutting, hassle-free line feeding

Semi-auto spool reduces manual adjustments to the high-performance twin line
Switch between trimming and edging mode in just one click with rotatable head
One-click height adjustment extends length; change angle with secondary handle
Ideal for cutting grass and weeds, lawn trimming, and garden edging
Powerful motor for a quick and clean finish

Excellent results with constant 480 W power and convenient semi-automatic line feeding

High performance, high convenience – the powerful ART 30 grass trimmer features a semi-auto spool that reduces manual adjustments for uninterrupted work, offering grass trimming at the click of a button. Easily switch between trimming and edging modes with its rotatable head. This handy garden tool with adjustable angle and length is lightweight at only 2.8 kg, and comes with a secondary handle for less strain on the lower back. Its powerful motor works quickly for a fast and clean finish. Use this tool for cutting grass and weeds, lawn trimming, and garden edging.

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Constant power and convenience for clean results

Fast cleaning of edges along paths and walls

Easy trimming of tricky areas and underneath benches

Convenient trimming around plants and trees

Functions and Advantages of ART 30

Uninterrupted cutting progress

The semi-auto spool feeds the line at every trigger release, eliminating the need to manually adjust the spool or bumping the head. This ensures an optimal cutting line length for uninterrupted and worry-free trimming.

Switch to edging with a tap and twist

The easy edging function enables quick changes from trimming to edging. Simply press the button on the trimmer and twist to turn the tool to edging.

Comfortable handling and reach

The one-button height adjustment and a secondary handle adapt the tool height to the user, providing comfortable handling in multiple positions for natural manoeuvring.