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Roboclip — cuts the grass itself
It is fun cutting grass, but it is also nice to be able to lean back and let someone else take care of the job. Why not try Stiga's Roboclip?

Roboclip is a self-propelled, battery-powered, environmentally friendly and very quiet lawn-mower which actually cuts the grass by itself.

Roboclip can manage lawns of up to 400 m2 on a single charge. The working area is determined
by a control loop which you place around the lawn. In the case of inaccessible areas such as under bushes and at sharp corners, it is easy to steer with the accompanying remote control.

Roboclip is equipped with Stiga's own Multiclip system which breaks down the grass and presses it down into the ground, so that you don't have to rake.

Roboclip's working area is determined by a control loop, which you lay in the grass.

Roboclip

Roboclip The three Multiclip blades break down the grass and press it down into the lawn.You avoid having to rake, the lawn is fertilised and there is less moss. Roboclip Using the remote control, you are able to cut in hard to reach places and beyond the control loop.

 
CUTTING WIDTH
CAPACITY*
NOISE OUTPUT LEVEL
MOWER TYPE
Roboclip 800
56 cm
800 sqm
84 dB(A)
Multiclip

The three Multiclip blades break down the grass and press it down into the lawn.You avoid having to rake, the lawn is fertilised and there is less moss.

LIKE A WHISPER
With a noise output of just 84 dB (A), Roboclip is so quiet that it does not disturb you or your neighbours, and you can use it late into the evening.

*The cutting capacity is the maximum practical lawn area that can be mowed. It may be necessary to mow up to twice a week in order to get a good result and to achieve the capacity. The average house in Sweden has around 400 m2 of grass.

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ROBOCL'IP
More information about Stiga Roboclip is available from your local Stiga dealer. You can also request a special brochure or visit www.stiga.com.
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