Last night on The New Inventors the amazing Allsaw from Australian company Arbortech took out the honors for clearly showing that the era of the conventional chainsaw should be coming to an end.
Here's a tool that is extremely safe compared to the chainsaws, vertical saws and stump grinders it will replace.
No oil lubricates the revolutionary cutting blades and this also enables the Allsaw to be used as a stump grinder.
Not only that but you should see the Allsaw cut through bricks and masonry!
We here at DigitalReviews.net will be buying and testing the Allsaw as soon as it becomes available later next year.
We will bring you a full review then.
Stay tuned and -- if you have to use any other chainsaw till then -- stay safe!
More details in the Press Release below.
REVOLUTIONARY AUSSIE SAW WINS NEW INVENTORS EPISODE
Perth – 25 October 2007 Arbortech’s Petrol Allsaw which is a further development of the
Allsaw Technology TM was last night’s winner on ABC’s television programme The New
Inventors.
Combining the current Allsaw Technology™ with a powerful petrol motor has unlocked a
new level of performance and efficiency. The much anticipated Petrol Allsaw will be able to
cut everything from wood (both dirty and buried in the ground) to masonry materials and is
expected to be much faster than competing technologies. Most importantly, the Petrol Allsaw
will be extremely safe, accurate and have the unique ability to cut deep, cut dry, cut square,
and cut with low dust.
Following Arbortech’s successful release of the electrically powered Allsaw 160 which has
sold thousands of units worldwide, the Petrol Allsaw’s versatility and functionality has the
potential to penetrate several established markets presently occupied by chainsaws, quickcuts
and stump grinders.
The Petrol Allsaw continues a product line of environmentally friendly products .from
Arbortech. For example, the Petrol Allsaw will not spill any oil into our precious natural
environment (as there is no need for lubrication) compared to a typical forestry chainsaw
(with its constant loss of lubrication) which will spill up to one litre of lubrication oil per
hour of use.
The Petrol Allsaw will be released in the Australian market in the second half of 2008 with
landscaping being the initial target market application. The Petrol Allsaw will be able to cut
faster and safer than a chainsaw, cut dirty wood, cut tree roots and stumps while they are still
buried in the ground; a task that today can only be accomplished using expensive and
dangerous stump grinders. Other potential applications for the Petrol Allsaw include
masonry and search and rescue. The Chief Executive Officer of Arbortech Mr Kevin Inkster
said:” We are delighted to be able to manufacture the Petrol Allsaw in Australia
as we are committed to local employment whereverpossible.
It is most important to us that the Petrol Allsaw be of the highest quality which is well within MTN’s expertise.”
ABOUT ARBORTECH
Arbortech is an Australian company engaged in the research, development and
manufacturing of innovative technologies. Arbortech was incorporated in1988 with the
release of the Woodcarver™ Blade, a revolutionary product that allows the user to
powerfully shape wood using free-hand techniques. Primarily known for its cutting
technologies as featured in the Award-winning AS160, Arbortech also gained
international recognition for its development of the Airboard™, a unique personal
hovercraft that featured in the Sydney 2000 Olympics Opening Ceremony.
Since its first product release, Arbortech has positioned itself in international markets as a
progressive company delivering unique woodworking and masonry cutting power tools.
Arbortech has gained an international reputation for an innovative approach, engineering
excellence and cutting-edge technologies in already well-established industries.
For further enquiries and information regarding the new Airboard Series II range and
Arbortech products, please contact:
Last night on The New Inventors the amazing Allsaw from Australian company Arbortech took out the honors for clearly showing that the era of the conventional chainsaw should be coming to an end. 