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Win Big with Pellenc UK at GroundsFest 2026

Pellenc UK will be returning to GroundsFest 2026 with its complete portfolio of professional battery-powered equipment, alongside the chance to win some fantastic prizes.
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Visitors to Stand OSA150 can not only explore the latest innovations in sustainable grounds maintenance and landscaping but also take part in a scratch card competition, with three top prize winners each receiving a Pellenc battery, charger and tool package, plus hundreds of additional giveaways up for grabs throughout the show.

Located on Stand OSA150, the Pellenc team will be on hand throughout the event to demonstrate the capabilities of the full Pellenc and Alpha ranges, offering expert advice on selecting the right equipment for a wide variety of professional applications.

Recognised as a pioneer in battery-powered technology, Pellenc has built a reputation for developing high-performance equipment that delivers the power professionals need while reducing noise, emissions and ongoing running costs. Designed for demanding commercial use, the range combines productivity, reliability and operator comfort.

Visitors will be able to see Pellenc's extensive range of professional battery-powered tools, including hedge trimmers, brushcutters, blowers, chainsaws and pole saws. Engineered to provide exceptional performance throughout the working day, the tools are powered by advanced lithium-ion battery technology, offering long runtimes, fast charging and excellent durability. Their lightweight, ergonomic design also helps reduce operator fatigue, making them ideal for contractors, local authorities, landscapers and estate management teams.

Alongside the Pellenc range, visitors can also discover the Alpha collection of battery-powered equipment. Offering dependable performance and excellent value, the Alpha range has been developed to provide practical, professional solutions for everyday grounds maintenance tasks. Whether maintaining parks, public spaces or commercial landscapes, Alpha tools deliver the efficiency and reliability that professionals expect.

GroundsFest provides the ideal opportunity for visitors to compare products, discuss their requirements with the Pellenc UK team and gain a better understanding of how battery-powered equipment can improve productivity while supporting environmental goals.

Adding to the excitement on the stand will be a scratch card competition, giving every visitor the chance to win an excellent selection of prizes.

Three lucky winners will each receive a Pellenc battery, charger and tool package, while hundreds of additional prizes will also be available throughout the show, including Pellenc beanies, key rings and travel mugs.

Be sure to visit Pellenc UK on Stand OSA150 to explore the complete Pellenc and Alpha ranges, speak with the experts and try your luck in the scratch card competition.

Pellenc battery-powered equipment is distributed exclusively in the UK and Ireland by Etesia UK. 

For more information, visit www.etesia.co.uk/pellenc

You can also follow Pellenc on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @PellencUK for much more news, reviews and insightful views.

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