Stihl AS2 10.8V 2.6Ah Lithium Ion Power Tool Battery Pack - EA02 400 6501

Engineered for performance and built to last, the STIHL AS 2 battery pack is a compact powerhouse designed exclusively for the STIHL AS-System. This high-quality lithium-ion battery delivers consistent, reliable energy to your cordless tools, supporting up to 1,500 complete charge cycles without compromising performance—perfect for casual gardeners and seasoned professionals. Whether trimming hedges with the HSA 26 or pruning branches with the GTA 26, the STIHL AS 2 battery delivers the power you need with long-lasting runtime and quick recharging. Its lightweight, ergonomic design ensures all-day comfort, while its rugged construction easily handles tough, repeated use. More than just a power source, the AS 2 helps you switch between tasks smoothly, stay efficient, and cut down on downtime. If you need a dependable battery that keeps up with your workload, the AS 2 is ready to perform.","acme-tools-override-product-name":"AS2 10.8V 2.6Ah Lithium Ion Power Tool Battery Pack

Brand: STIHL
Product identifiers: 00886661870349
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OriginalPrice: 64.99
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