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Einhell original 3-tooth thicket blade, 255 mm
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Einhell Original Thicket Blade 255 mm

Einhell's original 3-tooth thicket blade: 255 mm, 2.5 mm thick, 25.4 mm bore — for tall, woody grass, rank growth and light scrub on Einhell brush cutters.

In short:The Einhell Original 255 thicket blade is a 3-tooth metal blade, 255 mm in diameter and 2.5 mm thick, with a 25.4 mm bore and a weight of about 0.3 kg. Einhell lists it for all its brush cutters — petrol, corded and cordless — and the bore fits other machines with a 25.4 mm arbor. It's for tall, woody grass, rank growth and undergrowth; only fit it to a machine rated for a metal blade, with the correct guard.

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Pros

  • Genuine Einhell part, listed for all Einhell brush cutters
  • 2.5 mm thick — sturdy for its price
  • Standard 25.4 mm bore fits many other machines

Cons

  • 3-tooth blades can kick back on woody stems
  • Not for saplings — that needs a saw blade

What it is

Einhell’s original 255 thicket blade: a 3-tooth metal blade, 255 mm across and 2.5 mm thick, with a 25.4 mm bore and a weight of about 0.3 kg. Einhell lists it for all its brush cutters — petrol, corded and cordless — such as the Agillo 18/200, Agillo 36/255 and GC-BC 52 I AS. It was sold by Amazon when we checked in October 2026.

What it cuts

Tall, tough and woody grass, rank growth, thickets and undergrowth — the jobs where line just wraps and frays. For finger-thick saplings, a toothed saw blade is the right tool; for very dense brambles, a heavier 4-tooth or 8-tooth blade works better. Our best brush cutter blades compares the types.

Fitting and safety

Fit it only to a machine rated for a metal blade, with the blade guard named in its manual, the thrust washer the right way up and the nut tightened firmly — usually a left-hand thread (see how to fit a brush cutter blade). Three-tooth blades can kick back if they hit wood in the 12-to-2 o’clock zone, so cut with the left side of the blade (kickback explained). Keep the teeth sharp and evenly filed, and replace the blade if it’s cracked or bent (when to replace a blade).

Who it’s for

Einhell owners clearing rough ground, and owners of other machines with a 25.4 mm arbor that are rated for a 255 mm blade.