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Etesia UK is preparing for another exciting GroundsFest, with the launch of an all-new flail mower, a line-up of its most popular professional equipment, exclusive bargains on pre-loved machinery and plenty of opportunities for visitors to walk away with a prize.

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Visitors can find the Etesia team on Stand OSA150, where they will be able to see the latest innovations, speak with product specialists and discover why Etesia continues to be a trusted choice for grounds maintenance professionals.

Making its debut at the show is the new Attila AH75F, the latest addition to Etesia's renowned Attila range of professional brushcutters. Available in both petrol and electric versions, the AH75F introduces a flail mowing concept to the range, replacing the traditional rotary blade with a cutting rotor featuring 28 Y-shaped flails arranged in a helical pattern. This innovative design delivers finer shredding, improved distribution of cut material and exceptional performance in long grass, dense vegetation and demanding environments.

Designed with operator comfort in mind, the AH75F features an oscillating cutting deck that follows the contours of uneven ground, ensuring a consistent finish while helping to reduce operator fatigue. A height-adjustable handlebar with four positions, lateral offset for improved working on slopes, integrated handguards and neatly enclosed cables all contribute to a comfortable and practical operating experience. The machine can also be tilted into a vertical position, making routine cleaning and maintenance quick and straightforward.

Performance is equally impressive. A hydraulic transmission, differential lock and large-diameter wheels provide excellent traction, even on slopes of up to 20 degrees, while swivelling or lockable front wheels offer superb control when working on banks and uneven terrain. With a 75cm cutting width and productivity of up to 3,000m² per hour, the AH75F has been engineered to tackle challenging vegetation efficiently while delivering a high-quality finish.

Alongside the new launch will be the AH75, a compact and highly manoeuvrable brushcutter designed to tackle long grass, dense vegetation and overgrown areas with ease. Combining impressive cutting performance with operator comfort, it is well suited to local authorities, contractors and estate managers looking for a reliable machine for all-season vegetation management.

Visitors will also be able to get up close to the ET Lander, Etesia's versatile electric utility vehicle. Designed to help reduce emissions and operating costs without compromising performance, the ET Lander provides a practical transport solution for parks, sports venues, campuses and estates. Quiet in operation and built for professional use, it is ideal for organisations embracing more sustainable maintenance practices.

Also on display will be the Hydro 124DX, a powerful ride-on mower engineered for productivity across large areas. Built to deliver an exceptional quality of cut while maintaining high output, the Hydro 124DX combines comfort, durability and efficiency, making it a popular choice for demanding commercial users.

Completing the machinery line-up is the Hydro 80 MKHP5, a compact ride-on mower that offers outstanding manoeuvrability without sacrificing performance. Its compact footprint makes it particularly effective in confined spaces and around obstacles, while still providing the professional cutting quality expected from the Etesia range.

As well as showcasing new and current equipment, Etesia will be bringing a selection of pre-loved machines to GroundsFest. Visitors looking to invest in quality machinery at exceptional value will have the opportunity to browse a range of professionally prepared used equipment, with some fantastic show bargains available throughout the event.

There will also be plenty of fun on the stand thanks to Etesia's scratch card competition. With more than 750 winning cards available, visitors will have the chance to win a selection of Etesia-branded prizes, including beanies, key rings and travel mugs.

Whether you're keen to see the launch of the innovative new Attila AH75F, explore Etesia's professional mowing range, find a bargain among the pre-loved machines or simply try your luck in the scratch card competition, be sure to visit Etesia on Stand OSA150 at GroundsFest 2026.

For further information, please contact Etesia UK on 01295 680120 or visit www.etesia.co.uk.

For more news, reviews and insightful views, you can follow Etesia UK on X @EtesiaUK and like the company’s Facebook page – www.facebook.com/EtesiaUK. You can also view the latest Etesia videos by visiting www.youtube.com/EtesiaUK

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