ARS EXP-3.3 telescopic pole
ARS EXP-3.3 telescopic pole – 3.29 metre reach
Work from the ground, without a ladder
The biggest risk in pruning at height is not the tool but the ladder. A telescopic pole sidesteps it: at 3.29 metres extended, the lower and middle branches of the canopy are within reach while you stand on the ground, in a safer posture.
Handling
Collapsed the pole is 1.41 metres, which matters for storage and transport. The 1530 gram weight determines how long you can work steadily overhead, so it is worth choosing for the height you actually need rather than the longest available.
Choose a pole length
Three lengths are available, all working with the same saw heads.
| Telescopic pole | Collapsed | Extended | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| EXP-3.3 | 1.41 m | 3.29 m | 1530 g |
| EXP-4.5 | 1.84 m | 4.56 m | 1720 g |
| EXP-5.5 | 2.18 m | 5.61 m | 2100 g |
Compatible saws
All three UV saws mount on the pole; the cutting capacity depends on the saw.
| Model | Blade length | Cutting capacity | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| UV-34 | 340 mm | 135 mm | 390 g |
| UV-40 | 400 mm | 160 mm | 520 g |
| UV-47 | 470 mm | 185 mm | 500 g |
Ready-assembled combinations are available too, for example UV-34 + EXP-3.3 or UV-40 + EXP-3.3.
Why choose the ARS EXP-3.3?
- 3.29 m extended, 1.41 m collapsed
- 1530 g
- KWF Profi quality mark
- Compatible with all three UV saws
- A safer alternative to a ladder
Frequently asked questions
How high does the ARS EXP-3.3 reach?
The pole extends to 3.29 metres, plus the length of your arm and the saw.
Which saws fit it?
The UV-34, UV-40 and UV-47. The cutting capacity depends on which saw you choose.
Which pole length should I choose?
Pick the height you actually need. A longer pole reaches further but is heavier and harder to control overhead.
