All new electronic pruning tools from Campagnola
Mon, 2011-09-19
Campagnola has been one of the world’s preeminent manufactures of quality pruning and harvesting equipment for over 50 years. In 2012, Eclipse Enterprises is very pleased to introduce 3 all new electronic pruning tools to Australian horticulturalists.
The Cobra and Mastiff electronic pruning shears have been designed to be the fastest, most powerful electronic pruning shears available and most importantly, withstand the years of hard work expected of them. Powered by all new Lithium Iron Phosphate (Li-fePO4) batteries, they are a lightweight and efficient pruning solution. The Puma electronic chain pruner takes hard work out of heavy cuts. With both handheld (1.8kg) and telescopic extension pole (3.5kg) models available, the Puma is a dynamic alternative to conventional, petrol powered chain saws. Light weight, easy to use and powered by a normal 12 volt lead battery (like the popular Alice harvester), the Puma is a very versatile and robust pruning tool.
The Cobra and Mastiff electronic pruning shears have been designed to be the fastest, most powerful electronic pruning shears available and most importantly, withstand the years of hard work expected of them. Powered by all new Lithium Iron Phosphate (Li-fePO4) batteries, they are a lightweight and efficient pruning solution. The Puma electronic chain pruner takes hard work out of heavy cuts. With both handheld (1.8kg) and telescopic extension pole (3.5kg) models available, the Puma is a dynamic alternative to conventional, petrol powered chain saws. Light weight, easy to use and powered by a normal 12 volt lead battery (like the popular Alice harvester), the Puma is a very versatile and robust pruning tool.
We are very excited to be offering these new tools in 2012. You can follow the links to discover more about these new electronic pruners and be sure to look out for Eclipse Enterprises at feild days and horticultural expo's all across the country.
With Campagnola, quality is clear cut.
- Click image to enlarge