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Arborists in Australia often work at the edge of burning bush, in post-fire zones, or clearing hazard trees near fire breaks. They face intense radiant heat, embers, smoke, and terrain hazards. Select…

When it comes to personal protective equipment (PPE) for arborists, few choices are as important as deciding between chainsaw pants and chainsaw chaps. At Clogger Australia, we’ve spent more tha…

Australia's bushfire seasons are longer, hotter, and more unpredictable than ever. Firefighter and utility crews rely on chainsaws for clearing firebreaks, downed trees, and restoring infrastructure.…