Trimax unveils revolutionary new blade

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The Trimax NexaBlade is a new, elite blade for high-end, fine turf applications.

Drawing on the experience and knowledge gained over the last four decades, Trimax has now developed a product that redefines rotary mower blades and is scientifically proven to outperform everything that’s come before it. Let’s take a look at the new NexaBlades, designed exclusively for Trimax rotary mowers.

Introducing Trimax NexaBlades

The Trimax NexaBlade is a new, elite blade for high-end, fine turf applications such as golf courses, sports fields and turf farms. Every facet of the new blade has been scientifically designed to provide optimal performance come rain or shine.

With perfectly relative angles and tailored geometry, the NexaBlades have proven to outperform the industry leading Trimax LazerBlade.

Testing results

Having undergone various in-depth tests, the Trimax NexaBlade excelled in six key areas. Above are the results when comparing against the Trimax LazerBlade.

Tested and proven to:

● 70% improvement in clipping and spreading

● 51% reduction in clumping

● 50% increased resistance to erosive wear

● 15% reduction in aerodynamic noise

● 14% improvement in cleanliness of cut

● 5% reduction in PTO power used

What do customers think?

Ashley Craggs, owner of Knotty Hill Golf Centre, has been using the Nexablades on his Trimax X-WAM mowers to cut 45 fairways three times a week.

“The NexaBlades have been fantastic. I have been using them for a year and have found the cut quality is far superior compared to the LazerBlade. The NexaBlade’s curved shape helps glade through the grass, reducing debris build-up, which keeps the blades nice and clean. This produces finer grass clippings which evenly spread out the back of the machine, leaving behind a better playing surface. In dewy and damp conditions, the NexaBlades don’t clump and leave excess grass debris. This allows us to keep cutting, whereas before our machines would be parked up. We have also noticed a fuel saving with the new blades, they’re approximately 25 percent more economical.

As the NexaBlades have been so successful last season, we will be changing all our Trimax mowers to the new blades as we are so pleased with their results and performance.”

To learn more about NexaBlades, visit www.trimaxmowers.co.uk or call 01933 652235 to arrange a demonstration.