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STIHL cordless tools

Emission-free, quiet and 100% mobile: STIHL cordless tools can be used to perform a wide variety of tasks and have countless benefits for gardening enthusiasts, professional gardeners and craftsmen. There are lots of different tools, standardised batteries and chargers to choose from. So power up with STIHL.

Cordless tools

Cordless tools

From mowing lawns and tidying lawn edges, to trimming hedges, removing leaves, clearing paths and cutting firewood – the STIHL cordless tools make light work of all sorts of gardening jobs.

Batteries

Batteries

Innovative lithium-ion batteries with varying performance classes provide the power for STIHL cordless tools. Find out more about STIHL batteries and their running times here.

STIHL battery chargers

STIHL battery chargers

Simply charge the battery, put it in the tool and press the start button. Getting down to work with your garden tool has never been quicker. Here you can find information about the charging times of STIHL chargers.

Other cordless accessories

Other cordless accessories

Comfortable belts, harnesses, battery boxes – and many other accessories – completes our range of cordless tools.

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Versatile, quiet, powerful: All you need to know about the STIHL cordless power system can be found in the STIHL blog.

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