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STIHL BRA 600 Delivers Powerful Battery-Powered Blowing Performance

Maximum blowing force for clearing large areas

Designed for professional use, STIHL‘s BRA 600 battery-operated backpack blower provides maximum blowing force for clearing large areas.

The battery-powered machine provides high air speed, with a maximum blowing force of up to 35 newtons, available throughout the entire tool’s operating time, making it ideal for removing heavy, wet leaves quickly and efficiently.

Users can also regulate the required blowing force by selecting one of the tool’s three levels using its digital control, with an additional boost mode available to achieve the machine’s maximum power.

Built to reduce strain over prolonged use, the tool has a comfortable carrying system which distributes the weight of the machine across your shoulders and hips, allowing for maximum comfort.

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With STIHL’s Noise Reduction System built in, the machine offers reduced noise as well as a tuned sound to make it less intrusive when used in public areas, allowing professional users to work productively at all times of day.

As one of STIHL’s first 72 V professional machines, the BRA 600 draws energy simultaneously from two powerful AP System batteries. For maximum working time, STIHL’s AP 500 S battery packs are recommended.

Complete with an LED display, which details the mode the device is working in and battery charge levels, the tool can also be incorporated into STIHL’s Connected digital fleet management system.

The Connected system provides a detailed overview of all relevant machine data and provides the option to reduce the tool’s power remotely via the STIHL Connected app. To facilitate use in the rain, the BRA 600 is IPX4-certified.

To find out more about the STIHL BRA 600, visit www.stihl.co.uk.

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