Stihl exclusively focuses on battery-operated equipment, abandoning any future development of devices with petrol engines.
Stihl Unveils Innovative Solutions for Forestry and Private Users
Stihl, the renowned German manufacturer of power tools, is making a significant shift towards battery-powered devices with its latest innovations. The company is celebrating its 100th anniversary next year and is showing no signs of slowing down.
In the realm of forestry technology, Stihl is introducing a new standard for chains used in its power saws. The Hexa chain is designed to offer improved performance and efficiency. This new technology is intended for use by foresters, ensuring that Stihl remains a reliable choice for professionals in the field.
For private users, Stihl is expanding its product line with the introduction of new brushcutters, high pruners, wood chippers, and high-pressure cleaners. The company is also introducing a Picco Mini saw chain, aimed at simplifying the sharpening of special tooth geometry in their power saws with the addition of combined 2:1 filing holders.
Stihl's upcoming innovations presentation will feature only battery-powered devices, including professional backpack blowers, brushcutters, lawnmowers, cutoff machines, and a rescue saw. The rescue saw is designed to provide full power at the push of a button, making it an invaluable tool in emergency situations.
With these new products, Stihl is making a complete switch from gasoline to battery possible in many areas. This shift towards battery-powered devices is part of Stihl's commitment to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint.
Despite these technological advancements, Stihl has not relocated its operations from Germany. Instead, the company has opened a new development center in Asia for the development of its robotic lawn mowers. This move is aimed at furthering Stihl's innovations in the field of automation and smart technology.
In conclusion, Stihl's latest innovations show a commitment to both forestry technology and sustainable solutions for private users. The company's 100th anniversary next year promises to be a significant milestone in its continued growth and innovation.
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