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New From Oregon: TerraMax Trimmer Line
New Oregon TerraMax trimmer line was designed specifically to tackle tough conditions that other lines can’t. TerraMax is made with a high-grade copolymer blended for added strength and stiffness making it ideally suited to cut through dense and robust vegetation with ease. In tests, this new line performed better, had less line flutter and was more stable with faster cutting. And when it’s time to replace the line, TerraMax’s aerodynamic design and extended pitch make it easier to feed into bump-feed heads.
In addition, TerraMax was developed to be more resistant to abrasion and experienced less line loss than competitors for those times when concrete and rock can’t be avoided. The co-extruded line provides the extra durability that harsh conditions demand.
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