Plastic Strimmer Trimmer Blades - Ufixt - ART26-18Li

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This guide is for owners of the Bosch ART26-18Li strimmer seeking an economical replacement for worn-out cutting blades. The key benefit is a cost-effective way to maintain your strimmer's performance with a pack of five durable plastic blades. A caveat is that these are non-genuine replacements and may differ slightly in material or longevity from original parts. This product offers a practical solution for continued garden maintenance.
| Model Part Number | ART26-18Li |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ufixt |
No, these are non-genuine replacement blades from Ufixt, designed as an alternative for the Bosch ART26-18Li strimmer.
Each pack contains five plastic strimmer blades.
The approximate dimensions are 97mm in length and 20mm in width.
These blades are specifically designed for the Bosch ART26-18Li. Using them on incompatible models may result in poor fit, damage, or safety hazards.
Replacement frequency depends on usage and the type of vegetation being cut. Inspect blades regularly and replace them when they show signs of significant wear or damage to maintain cutting efficiency.
These plastic blades are best suited for grass and light garden trimming. For tougher weeds or woody stems, they may wear out quickly or break.
Double-check that you have the correct Bosch ART26-18Li model and that the blade is oriented correctly in the holder. Ensure no debris is obstructing the attachment point.
Verify the blade is installed correctly and is fully secured. If the issue persists, try a new blade from the pack as the first one may have been defective or damaged during installation.
These blades are designed for light trimming. Avoid cutting thick, woody stems or very dense weeds, which can cause premature breakage. Ensure you are only cutting grass and light vegetation.
Compatibility: Ensure your strimmer is the Bosch ART26-18Li model. These blades are designed specifically for this unit.
Setup:
Care: Inspect blades regularly for wear and tear. Replace them when they become significantly dull or damaged to maintain optimal cutting performance and prevent strain on the strimmer motor. Store spare blades in a dry place.