*Grass
- Common grass used in home gardens and parks.
For example, noshiba and kōraishiba grasses are relatively soft and can be sufficiently cut with a 1.6mm nylon cord.
This thickness of cord is suitable for gardens where the grass density is not high or where regular maintenance keeps the grass height relatively low.

*A type of weed (relatively soft)
- Can efficiently cut relatively soft weeds such as hogweed and henbit.
These weeds often grow around general gardens and fields, and a 1.6mm cord is suitable for cleanly cutting their thin stems.

2.0mm nylon cord
*Weeds (with relatively hard stems)
- A 2.0mm nylon cord can handle relatively hard weeds and tall grasses.
For example, it can cut weeds with thick stems and a certain level of strength, such as ragweed and broadleaf plantain.
Additionally, it can also cut slightly dense grass or forage in pastures where the stems are thicker.

2.4mm nylon cord
*Weeds (with relatively hard stems)
- Suitable for weeds like ragweed and mugwort, which have relatively hard stems.
As these weeds grow, their stems become thicker, making them difficult to cut with a 1.6mm cord.
A 2.4mm cord has greater cutting strength, allowing effective trimming of these hard-stemmed weeds.

*Part of forage grasses
- Can be used for relatively soft types of forage grasses grown in pastures, especially suitable for grasses with slightly thicker stems.
For example, when cutting forage grasses like timothy, a 2.4mm cord has enough strength to cut their stems.

3mm nylon cord
*Tall grass and dense weeds
- Suitable for cutting tall weeds that grow along riverbanks or roadside shoulders, such as broadleaf plantain and cattails, which have thick and tall stems.
If these grasses are cut with a thinner nylon cord, such as 1.6mm, the cutting may be insufficient or the cord may wear out quickly.

*Rough grasslands and uncultivated land grasses
- Weeds growing on neglected grasslands or newly developed land are a mixture of various grasses with irregular stem thickness and hardness.

"Product specifications" Material: nylon; Diameter: 2.4mm; Total length: 100m; The nylon length is affected by temperature and humidity, and there is an error of ±3m in the actual length.

"Target for 2.4mm nylon cord grass cutting" (1) Suitable for weeds with relatively hard stems such as ragweed and mugwort.
These weeds tend to develop thicker stems as they grow, making them difficult to cut with a 1.6mm cord.
A 2.4mm cord has stronger cutting power, allowing effective trimming of these hard-stemmed weeds.
(2) Suitable for relatively soft forage grasses grown in pastures, especially those with slightly thicker stems.
For example, when cutting forage grasses like timothy, a 2.4mm cord has enough strength to cut their stems.

"Abrasion-resistant & easy to clean" Made of nylon material with high wear resistance, maintaining shape and performance even with frequent use.
Smooth surface makes it difficult for dirt to adhere, and dirt can be easily removed even if it does.
Combines durability and ease of use, enhancing work efficiency.

"Highly visible blue color" The blue color improves visibility, making it easy to grasp the position of the rope, thereby increasing safety and work efficiency.

"Caution" (1) When using, be careful not to contact obstacles such as ground, stones, pebbles, or cans.
Hitting obstacles can cause the cord to break or scatter, potentially leading to unexpected accidents. We hope you will use it safely to reduce damage.
(2) Since nylon ropes may become brittle with long-term storage, soaking in water for 24 hours before use can help maintain their toughness.

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