Outdoor Power Equipment

January 2015

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NEw PRoducts Stihl recently introduced the world's first lithium-ion-powered cut-off machine. The new battery-powered TSA 230 Stihl Cutquik cut-off machine starts with ease and changes the game for the jobsite, delivering maneuverability and solid cutting performance in a lightweight, compact package. With zero exhaust emissions, the TSA 230 enables indoor cutting in enclosed spaces and other jobsites where users are not permitted to use traditional gasoline-powered cut- off machines. Wet cutting is made easier with onboard water connection and control which suppresses dust. Dry cutting in dust-sensitive areas is aided by an available depth guide with vacuum adapter. "The groundbreaking lithium-ion-powered Stihl TSA 230 enables professionals to complete a variety of tasks with one lightweight (8.6 pounds*) machine," said Daniel Pherson, Stihl Inc. product manager. "Quick startups, excellent balance, and portability make it easy to use." The cut-off machine is fueled by a low-maintenance, brushless, commercial- grade, high-torque electric motor, creating little noise. Low vibration and the lightweight design help reduce operator fatigue and increase maneuverability, while providing the power needed to get light hardscaping and construction jobs done. An addition to the well-established family of Stihl Battery KombiSystem products, the TSA 230 joins a line of tools that utilize the advanced 36-volt lithium-ion battery system. This first-of-its-kind tool eliminates the need for fuel, saving users money and minimizing required maintenance. The breakthrough battery technology of the cut-off machine provides operators with up to 20 minutes of quality and high performance with no gradual drop in power. The re-charge rate is quick, especially with the optional Rapid Charger. To learn more about the TSA 230 Stihl Cutquik cut-off machine, visit stihlusa.com. *without battery and abrasive wheel Stihl unveils world's first lithium-ion-powered cut-off machine Water Cannon pressure washers help to fight viruses Water Cannon pressure washers are ideal for cleaning and sanitizing large areas where people often get sick such as concrete walkways or parking areas outside of hospitals, sports stadiums, theme parks, movie theaters, drug and grocery stores, cruise ship docking stations, airport taxi stands and condos. These pressure washers deliver a wide swath of low-pressure 180-degree Fahrenheit hot (hot water heater required at water source) or ambient-temperature water injected with 5.25-percent sodium hypochlorite (household bleach) and calcium hypochlorite (bleach powder). This application for 10 minutes on concrete, brick, stone or metal surfaces will kill viruses, including influenza (repeat if needed). Water Cannon's products are already used extensively in the poultry industry to fight avian flu. Water Cannon power washers can be used indoors powered by an electric motor. New for 2015, the electric-powered, portable pressure washer (pictured) features an industrial-grade American motor and the ever-reliable Cat 180-degree Hot-Pack Kit installed triplex ceramic plunger pump. Provided with this pressure washer (Product ID 17M95) are all the accessories that are needed to get started right away. Standard accessories include a 50-foot hose, trigger gun and wand; low-pressure wide — fan bleach, chemical or soap injector; 4 color-coded spray nozzles; and 1 color-coded chemical nozzle, all with quick connects. To speak with a Water Cannon pressure washer specialist, call 1-800-333-9274. For more information on Water Cannon's complete line of electric pressure washers, visit watercannon.com. Products Product NEws 30 JANUARY 2015 OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT www.outdoorpowerequipment.com

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