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Husqvarna Construction Launches Its Next Generation Battery Power Cutter Husqvarna K1 PACE is the start of a growing family of prodWith K1 PACE, Husqvarna takes ucts in the new PACE battery system. a big step forward and offers customers a high power battery cutter that can handle the partners and customers, towards greater heavy duty jobs. This is the sustainability.” first product to be The PACE battery system can be utilaunched on the compalized for more machines as the batteryny’s new battery system, powered family expands. In PACE. addition to the power cutters “What we are preand battery system, diasenting today is a mond blades in 12 and 14 breakthrough in the in. have been optimized market for power cutfor battery operation. ters. We are extremely The machine also is proud to introduce a equipped with X-Halt high power battery cutter brake function capathat fully supports the ble of stopping the transition to low-carbon rotation of a blade in economy the construction a fraction of a second industry needs,” said Mattias for enhanced safety, Holmdahl, global product managaccording to the comer power cutters at Husqvarna pany. Construction. “We know what it takes to do the high With more than 60 years of experience as a power cutter manufacturer and with a leading position in demanding jobs done, and we do not compromise on quality handheld cutters, Husqvarna Construction has the expertise and safety. With K1 PACE, customers get a high-perforit takes to lead the development from petrol to battery pow- mance battery power cutter that provides zero direct emissions. They can expect lower vibrations, smoother cutting ered equipment, the company said. With K1 PACE, customers can expect power and per- and that the machine’s low weight and optimal center of formance equivalent to petrol-powered cutters with all the gravity help reduce the strain on their body,” said Holmdahl. K1 PACE will be demonstrated by Husqvarna additional benefits battery powered equipment brings to both Construction and the sales start will take place in stages duroperators and the environment. “We see an increasing number of construction companies ing the second half of the year, starting in the Nordic counstriving for carbon-neutral workplaces and as a leading sup- tries. More technical data will be released at the start of sales. For more information, visit www.husqvarnacp.com. plier we feel a responsibility to contribute, together with our The machine is equipped with X-Halt brake function capable of stopping the rotation of a blade in a fraction of a second for enhanced safety.
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