New From Echo: PB-9510 Backpack Blower
Designed for professional landscapers and grounds maintenance crews, the new PB-9510 from Echo builds on more than five decades of engineering innovation that have helped shape the backpack blower category. The launch of the PB-9510, the most powerful backpack blower in company history, is the newest addition to the company’s professional X Series lineup.
As the newest addition to Echo’s professional X Series, the company’s highest-performing line up of outdoor equipment, the PB-9510 was developed to help commercial crews maximize productivity in the most demanding environments. Whether clearing storm debris, maintaining expansive commercial properties or tackling seasonal cleanup, it is engineered to move more material in fewer passes while helping reduce operator fatigue throughout the workday. The launch reinforces Echo’s continued commitment to developing professional-grade outdoor equipment that helps contractors work more efficiently without compromising durability or performance.
Key Features:
- 56 Newtons of sustained blowing force
- 1,200 CFM and 230 MPH air performance
- 79.9 cc professional-grade engine
- Metal-reinforced tube design
- Echo’s Posi-Loc tube system and variable-speed throttle
Long before backpack blowers became an industry standard, Echo transformed the outdoor equipment industry with the introduction of the PB-9 in 1975, recognized as the world’s first backpack blower. The PB-9510 represents the next chapter in that legacy, combining Echo’s highest level of blowing performance with the durability, comfort and reliability professionals have come to expect from the brand.
The PB-9510, backed by Echo’s five-year consumer warranty and two-year commercial warranty, will be available in September through more than 6,000 independent Echo dealers nationwide and online through The Home Depot.
Visit echo-usa.com.
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