Trimmer Line GreenWorks 2 mm x 20 m — replacement nylon line for garden trimmers

Replacement trimmer line GreenWorks 2 mm x 20 m is a nylon cutting line designed to restore cutting performance on compatible garden string trimmers and brushcutters. With a 2 mm diameter and a 20 m length, this line is intended for light to moderate vegetation maintenance, allowing users to wind it manually onto empty spools or use it with heads that accept loose line. The product delivers a simple consumable solution for routine trimming tasks around lawns, edges, and garden beds.

Advantages

The 2 mm nylon construction balances flexibility and wear resistance to provide smooth cutting of grass and fine weeds while reducing the risk of frequent breakage. The 20 m length offers multiple refills per spool change, reducing downtime during maintenance. Being a standard round profile, the line is compatible with a wide range of trimmer heads that accept loose line and is easy to handle during winding and replacement.

Suitable for

• Routine lawn edge trimming and grass cutting
• Clearing light weeds and vegetation in garden beds
• Refilling manual or universal trimmer spools that accept loose line

Key specifications

• Material: nylon
• Diameter: 2 mm
• Length: 20 m
• Profile: round
• Intended use: grass and light vegetation cutting

How to use

Turn off the trimmer and disconnect any power source before replacing the line. Remove the trimmer head or spool according to the tool manufacturer's instructions and wind the 2 mm line onto the spool following the indicated winding direction. For trimmer heads that accept loose line, feed the line into the eyelets or clips as specified by the head design. Reassemble the head, ensure the line is secured and trimmed to the recommended length, and reconnect power. Operate the trimmer at the manufacturer-recommended speed and maintenance schedule for safe and effective trimming.

Usage recommendations

Use this 2 mm line for light to moderate cutting tasks; for heavy or woody vegetation, choose a thicker or reinforced line. Inspect the line for wear and replace it when frayed or excessively shortened. Store the spare line in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent material degradation.