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New From Rotary: Outlast Trimmer Line

Rotary Corp. has introduced Outlast trimmer line, a new line engineered to deliver clean cutting performance, durability and dependable service for homeowners. Available in both round and square cuts, Outlast is featured in .065 in., .080 in., .095 in., .105 in. and .130 in. diameters, with convenient loops ranging from 30 ft. to 250 ft. in length.

Manufactured in the U.S. at Rotary’s world-class facilities, Outlast is a premium monofilament line designed to power through tall grass, weeds and light brush with ease. Its durable construction provides excellent wear resistance for longer service life with fewer breaks and improved cutting efficiency.

Outlast offers a range of diameters to match different trimming applications. The lighter .065 in. line is ideal for grass and routine lawn maintenance while .080 in. and .095 in. sizes are well suited for most residential trimming jobs. Heavier diameters, including .105 in. and .130 in. provide added strength for demanding applications and more powerful trimmers.

Quality is built into every phase of the manufacturing process. Outlast trimmer line is tested for tensile strength during production and field-tested under rigorous conditions to ensure consistent, dependable performance. Backed by Rotary’s commitment to quality, Outlast trimmer line meets or exceeds OEM standards and is available nationwide through Rotary dealers and distributors.

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