Cordless pruning saw Makita DUC150Z 150 mm blade length 18V

The Makita DUC150Z cordless pruning saw features a 150 mm blade and runs on Makita's 18 V power system. It is designed for pruning and cutting small to medium branches in gardens, orchards and green spaces where cordless mobility and ease of handling are important. The tool is supplied as a body-only unit, allowing use with compatible 18 V batteries and chargers from the same power platform.

Advantages

The compact 150 mm blade provides controlled cutting for precision trimming without excessive bulk. Cordless operation offers freedom of movement and eliminates the need for power cords during outdoor work. The saw’s lightweight design reduces operator fatigue during repeated tasks, and compatibility with an 18 V battery platform allows flexible use with existing batteries and chargers.

Suitable for

• Pruning small-to-medium branches on trees and shrubs
• Trimming fruit trees and orchard maintenance
• Garden maintenance in areas without easy mains access
• Detail work around hedges and flower beds

Key specifications

• Blade length: 150 mm
• Power platform: 18 V cordless system
• Tool format: cordless pruning saw (body only)
• Intended cutting capacity: small to medium branches
• Weight class: lightweight handheld design for reduced fatigue

How to use

Install a compatible 18 V battery according to the manufacturer’s instructions and ensure it is fully charged before use. Fit the correct pruning blade and secure it as specified in the user manual. Hold the saw with both hands where indicated, position the blade on the branch to be cut, and apply steady pressure while allowing the saw to do the work. Make controlled passes for clean cuts and avoid forcing the blade through material larger than the saw’s intended capacity. After use, remove the battery, clean the blade and tool housing, and store in a dry place.

Recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as eye protection, gloves and sturdy footwear. Select the appropriate blade for wood type and condition, and avoid cutting branches beyond the saw’s recommended size to maintain performance and prolong blade life.