Gisam 8 inch cordless telescopic electric chain saw for cutting branches Makita 18V

The Gisam telescopic electric chainsaw is an innovative dual-function tool designed for both cutting branches at height and ground projects. This cordless electric saw combines a powerful motor with portability and safety. The telescopic electric chainsaw does not require gasoline, making it ideal for environmental protection. Low noise levels and zero exhaust emissions make this model friendly for family gardens. This innovative technology provides convenience and efficiency for all gardening tasks.

Telescopic electric chainsaw — main features

• Cordless powerful motor — Ensures consistent performance and reliability. Brushless technology motors last three times longer than traditional ones, with less noise and vibration, significantly reducing fatigue in the user's hands.
• High-capacity telescopic pole — Adjustable from 1.4 to 2.4 meters, allowing you to reach high branches without a ladder. Three length modes adapt to different situations and scaffolding, providing extraordinary flexibility for branch cutting.
• 180-degree head rotation — Ability to adjust the saw angle downwards, sideways, or upwards. This adjustment significantly facilitates cutting tree branches from any angle and position, especially for plant maintenance.
• Safe chain locking — Integrated safety system prevents accidental startup. The chain lock is activated when the saw is stationary, preventing accidents in the home garden.
• Easy-to-clean non-slip rubber grip — Ergonomic handle due to rubber coating. When using this telescopic electric chainsaw for a long time, your hands will not feel fatigue, even during intensive work.
• Quick-adjust speed control — Stepless speed adjustment from 0 to 47,000 rpm. Adaptive speed control allows you to choose the optimal speed depending on the thickness and type of the branch, significantly speeding up the work.
• Intelligent chain management system — Overcurrent protection and surge safety. Smart electronics protect the motor from overload by automatically stopping the speed at a critical point, which extends the device's service life.

Technical specifications

• Power: 4500 W
• Speed: 0–47,000 rpm
• Cutting diameter range: up to 30 cm
• Guide plate length: 8 inches
• Chain speed: 10 m / s
• Telescopic extension length: 1.4 / 1.9 / 2.4 m
• Head rotation: ±180 degrees
• Battery: 4.0 Ah (battery not included)

Who is it suitable for and how to use it?

This product is perfect for garden owners, farmers, and everyone who maintains greenery. The telescopic electric chainsaw is useful for fruit tree pruning, green hedge trimming, gardening services, and farm work. Start with the lowest speed setting, as high speed is not required for cutting branches. Due to its balanced weight and lack of constant vibration, this tool is an ideal choice for compact, efficient work on high branches.

Buyer questions

Q: How long does a Makita 18V battery last?
A 4.0 Ah battery lasts about 30–45 minutes, depending on work intensity and branch thickness. We recommend having two batteries so that work can continue uninterrupted. You can purchase additional batteries separately from the TopSmart store at a low price.

Q: Is regular chain maintenance required?
Yes, it is recommended to check the chain regularly, maintaining proper tension. Use special chain oil to avoid dirt buildup and ensure chain efficiency. The chain has a long service life due to deep hardening and high hardness properties.

Q: What are the shipping and warranty terms?
The product is shipped without a battery. Standard warranty — 12 months from the date of purchase. If there are defects due to transport or manufacturing, we will provide quick warranty service according to our policy.

Gisam telescopic electric chainsaw — your ideal assistant for the home garden and farm. A brushless powerful motor, convenient telescopic extension, and 180-degree adjustment make this product unique. By investing in this tool, you are investing in efficiency and safety that will serve you for years to come.

Sources: Chainsaw — history and technology | TopSmart store