STIHL KMA 135R Light cordless KombiEngine

Description

STIHL KMA 135R Light cordless KombiEngine can be used with almost all STIHL KombiTools so that you only have to connect the right tool to the coupling piece as required.

If you, as a professional in gardening and landscaping or as a municipality, have many different tasks to perform and want to work as flexibly as possible, then the STIHL KMA 135 R is ideal.  KMA 135 R cannot be used with the FSB-KM.

The speed of the powerful EC motor can be continuously adjusted using the control handle. You can set one of three preset speed levels that you can use as an energy-saving mode . Since the motor of the STIHL KMA 135 R also works very quietly, you can work in noise-sensitive areas and without hearing protection . To increase the service life of the engine, it is equipped with an air filter with metal grille . This ensures optimal cooling and is also easy to clean. For a high degree of freedom of movement, even in narrow spaces, the STIHL KMA 135 R combination motor is equipped with a all-round handle with a step limiter . The step limiter ensures that your feet and legs cannot get too close to the tool. The device housing of the KMA 135 is prepared for the STIHL Smart Connector 2 A.

All cordless tools within the STIHL AP system are designed for professional users and for daily use even under adverse weather conditions, such as rain.

EC-Motor

The STIHL electric motor (EC) is extremely energy efficient, lightweight and compact. It runs quietly, generates very low vibrations and does not require servicing.

Control handle with speed control

The maximum speed can be adjusted to three different levels depending on the task at hand. This saves you energy and extends the battery runtime. The control handle has “Operator Presence Control” with a self-resetting locking lever. This means that it is not possible to start the device up unintentionally.

Loop Handle

The loop handled grass trimmers and brushcutters are ideal for working in areas where space is limited, e.g. thinning between bushes and shrubs.