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product_id: 49726950
title: "Bosch Garden Shredder AXT Rapid 2200"
brand: "bosch"
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# 2200 W Power 90 kg/h Material Throughput 40 mm Cutting Capacity Bosch Garden Shredder AXT Rapid 2200

**Brand:** bosch
**Price:** 235863 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 Shred Your Way to a Greener Tomorrow!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Bosch Garden Shredder AXT Rapid 2200 by bosch
- **How much does it cost?** 235863 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/49726950-bosch-garden-shredder-axt-rapid-2200)

## Best For

- bosch enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bosch brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **User-Friendly Design:** Fast feed hopper and plunger make shredding a breeze for everyone.
- • **Lightweight Powerhouse:** At just 12 kg, this shredder is easy to maneuver without sacrificing strength.
- • **Speed Meets Efficiency:** With a high-speed Bosch Powerdrive motor, tackle any garden task in record time.
- • **Precision Cutting at Its Best:** Experience laser-cut blades that deliver unmatched performance.
- • **Unleash Your Garden's Potential:** Transform your garden waste into nutrient-rich mulch effortlessly!

## Overview

The Bosch Garden Shredder AXT Rapid 2200 is a powerful and efficient tool designed for garden enthusiasts. With a robust 2200 W motor and a cutting capacity of 40 mm, it can process up to 90 kg of material per hour. Its lightweight design and user-friendly features make it an essential addition to any garden maintenance toolkit.

## Description

Bosch Garden Shredder AXT Rapid 2200 | 2200 W, 230 Volt System, Cutting Capacity 40 mm : desertcart.co.uk: Automotive

Review: Fantastic, and a total bargain at this price! - I live in southern Portugal where we have 2000sq metres of "garden" with all kinds of trees that we have had to cut back hard since moving in last year ... from palms to figs, typical hedge type bushes, pines and some quite hard and knarly olive trees. Everything I have thrown at this thing has been shredded in fine style, and believe me, we have thrown A LOT through it in the short time we have owned it ... dry dead wood, soft leafy stuff, even the palm branches go through it as long as you feed them in nice and steadily (well, all except the first 20-30cm which is too thick to go in the hopper). Previously our land was strewn with overgrown trees, or dead bits of branches and twigs, and each time I thought of cutting something back I was wondering how I would rid myself of all the excess without having to burn a fire all day ... not any more. The thicker stuff is piled up drying for the log burner next winter, and the thinner and leafy stuff is being used as mulch under our trees. Use of this thing is simple and very quick, it does slightly self feed, but the design of the hopper combined with the use of the paddle that comes with it makes life simple. As long as it goes in the hopper (which will take a decent sized branch easily larger than the dimensions quoted in the specs), then this thing will turn it into chippings in no time. Woody stuff gets chopped into nice small pieces, leafy green stuff shredded with ease ... some of the leaves come through, but they will compost down in no time. I was considering the more expensive Bosch shredders, but to be honest I am VERY glad I chose this one. At the price desertcart charged me for this machine plus a spare blade and the paltry amount for delivery, I also have more change in my pocket than I would have had I bought the cheapest "home brand" strimmer here in Portugal, which I am certain would have lasted me no time at all. Tips - I use one of those large rubbery, double-handled style garden waste buckets underneath it to catch all the shredded material in ... if you have one you will have no need for the accessory bag that can be purchased for this machine. - One time I thought I had dulled the blade, but after quickly removing the cover and taking the blade out (which is a 2 minute job) and clearing all the build up of mulch that I could find, it started shredding again as if it was new. UPDATE: Sadly the alloy feed mechanism which covers the blade area has developed a fault (it has "chunked" and chipped away leaving too much gap) which means that wood is being shredded more like a paper shredder than chipped as it should be. Seems it could be a design fault :/ desertcart are replacing it without any quibbling and all shipping totally free of charge (another reason to use their fantastic service), which is great, but will the next one do the same? I sincerely hope not as I was really happy with it until this happened.
Review: Great Shredder - Tried this out at the week-end. Worked very well for 2 hours of shredding, small, medium sized branches (apple, brambles, laurel bush, leylandii and other twigs etc) and easy to use. There is a plastic flap / guard across the opening which is better than other models I've used before. The red plastic 'pusher' works well too. Got caught out once though as I had my gloved hand knocked by a small twig which was rotating v fast, wasn't pushing down with my hand but it was several inches above the opening and the twig hurt my finger. Do wear heavy duty gardening gloves. They do warn you about this as well as things flying out. I was told by son who was in the house that it's not too noisy, but difficult for me to assess as I was wearing ear protectors. It is not too heavy so I could carry it from the house into the garden. It chopped up branches about 350mm (~1.5") diameter not sure though if it can cope with larger / wider branches . There didn't seem to be any guidance on this. It was handy that once you put in the longer, smaller branches eg bramble, leylandii and laurel which had some side shoots and leaves, it pulls them down into the shredder which was nice feature. I folded some of them over too so the side shoots were taken in and chopped without too much difficulty. The shredded wood came out in small chips. The leyandii leaves were broken up in small sections or they may have been torn away from the wood so should be OK for mulching / composting I think. However the result for the laurel leaves was not so good. I've never found anything to chop these up, but the good news is that the brown leaves (rather than still a bit sappy, they take ages to die off) did seem to get torn up a bit. It may be because the bag was getting full. I didn't put in a lot of waste at the same time think you need to be careful about not overloading it. I did not have a clear collection bag so it is not easy to see when it gets full but this was obvious when the chips went onto the ground! I've given it a 4 star though because one of the wheels kept coming off. It is fastened by a plastic 'bung' which you have to hammer in place but it kept slipping out, luckily I didn't lose it, otherwise not sure how one could fasten the wheel. Also I couldn't open the cover to store the alan key, which is advises in the instructions. These are pictorial so some people may find it difficult to follow. Asked my son what some of the diagrams meant. However, it seems to be better than previous more expensive models I've tried in the past but it is early days. It did not get clogged although I used fewer green waste, works better with dry / dead material I'm sure and I left in running some of the time while I cut off more branches. You need a hammer and a screwdriver to assemble it. It arrived the day after I ordered it,, brilliant. Well done desertcart. Would recommend it.

## Features

- Fitted with 2200 W Bosch PowerDrive motor
- Patented large capacity hopper for quick and easy feed
- Practical plunger for increased material throughput
- 40 mm high precision laser-cut, twin edged blade, reversible for extended life, lightweight with wheels for easy transportation
- Items Included: AXT Rapid 2200

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001123CCO |
| Antenna Location | Destruction of confidential documents, sensitive papers and old financial records |
| Best Sellers Rank | 72,848 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 80 in Chippers, Shredders & Mulchers |
| Box Contents | 1 x 600853670 |
| Brand | Bosch |
| Brand Name | Bosch |
| Capacity | 53 litres |
| Colour | AXT Rapid 2200 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 2,115 Reviews |
| Cut Type | Laser Cut |
| Cut type | Laser Cut |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 03165140430579 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 17D x 30W x 15H millimetres |
| Item Highlight | 2200 W, 230 Volt System, Cutting Capacity 40 mm |
| Item Type Name | Shredder |
| Item Weight | 9.5 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | BHTL4 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 600853670 |
| Model Number | 600853670 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Lightweight |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Warranty | 1 year. |
| Recommended uses for product | Destruction of confidential documents, sensitive papers and old financial records |
| Special feature | Lightweight |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Bosch
- **Capacity:** 53 litres
- **Colour:** AXT Rapid 2200
- **Cut type:** Laser Cut
- **Recommended uses for product:** Destruction of confidential documents, sensitive papers and old financial records

## Images

![Bosch Garden Shredder AXT Rapid 2200 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/618VztmstRL.jpg)
![Bosch Garden Shredder AXT Rapid 2200 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71YjMXZGsnL.jpg)
![Bosch Garden Shredder AXT Rapid 2200 - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81T4hLzR06L.jpg)
![Bosch Garden Shredder AXT Rapid 2200 - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71360itenyL.jpg)
![Bosch Garden Shredder AXT Rapid 2200 - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Tig0EmJLL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I need to reduce the size of very long cut oat grass my old horse can't chew it any more. Do you think this machine would do the job.**
A: Stuff like long grasses and stems 
lay on lawn or some stone free flat area of garden or field and use a fly type mower
messy but effective
DO NOT WEAR SHORTS it can sting if you catch a hard flying piece

**Q: can it shred grass or sugar cane to feed goats or sheep**
A: Grass is a definite no. Sugarcane maybe. This device works best on solid wood and not so good on greens. I hope that answers your question.

**Q: can this be used for dicing up plastic? such as plastic water / milk bottles, caps etc?**
A: It's intended for fibrous plant material, and although I expect it could chew up plastics I wouldn't want to risk the blade of my machine. Why would you want to do this when you could just send plastics to recycling?

**Q: Is the current model made in China?**
A: I can't find any reference to country of origin on the casing of the visible internal parts. I believe it is either Chinese or korean. In any event don't buy it. This is a VERY poorly thought out design. The old model was so.much better.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic, and a total bargain at this price!
*by R***R on 21 April 2010*

I live in southern Portugal where we have 2000sq metres of "garden" with all kinds of trees that we have had to cut back hard since moving in last year ... from palms to figs, typical hedge type bushes, pines and some quite hard and knarly olive trees. Everything I have thrown at this thing has been shredded in fine style, and believe me, we have thrown A LOT through it in the short time we have owned it ... dry dead wood, soft leafy stuff, even the palm branches go through it as long as you feed them in nice and steadily (well, all except the first 20-30cm which is too thick to go in the hopper). Previously our land was strewn with overgrown trees, or dead bits of branches and twigs, and each time I thought of cutting something back I was wondering how I would rid myself of all the excess without having to burn a fire all day ... not any more. The thicker stuff is piled up drying for the log burner next winter, and the thinner and leafy stuff is being used as mulch under our trees. Use of this thing is simple and very quick, it does slightly self feed, but the design of the hopper combined with the use of the paddle that comes with it makes life simple. As long as it goes in the hopper (which will take a decent sized branch easily larger than the dimensions quoted in the specs), then this thing will turn it into chippings in no time. Woody stuff gets chopped into nice small pieces, leafy green stuff shredded with ease ... some of the leaves come through, but they will compost down in no time. I was considering the more expensive Bosch shredders, but to be honest I am VERY glad I chose this one. At the price Amazon charged me for this machine plus a spare blade and the paltry amount for delivery, I also have more change in my pocket than I would have had I bought the cheapest "home brand" strimmer here in Portugal, which I am certain would have lasted me no time at all. Tips - I use one of those large rubbery, double-handled style garden waste buckets underneath it to catch all the shredded material in ... if you have one you will have no need for the accessory bag that can be purchased for this machine. - One time I thought I had dulled the blade, but after quickly removing the cover and taking the blade out (which is a 2 minute job) and clearing all the build up of mulch that I could find, it started shredding again as if it was new. UPDATE: Sadly the alloy feed mechanism which covers the blade area has developed a fault (it has "chunked" and chipped away leaving too much gap) which means that wood is being shredded more like a paper shredder than chipped as it should be. Seems it could be a design fault :/ Amazon are replacing it without any quibbling and all shipping totally free of charge (another reason to use their fantastic service), which is great, but will the next one do the same? I sincerely hope not as I was really happy with it until this happened.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Shredder
*by M***E on 16 April 2012*

Tried this out at the week-end. Worked very well for 2 hours of shredding, small, medium sized branches (apple, brambles, laurel bush, leylandii and other twigs etc) and easy to use. There is a plastic flap / guard across the opening which is better than other models I've used before. The red plastic 'pusher' works well too. Got caught out once though as I had my gloved hand knocked by a small twig which was rotating v fast, wasn't pushing down with my hand but it was several inches above the opening and the twig hurt my finger. Do wear heavy duty gardening gloves. They do warn you about this as well as things flying out. I was told by son who was in the house that it's not too noisy, but difficult for me to assess as I was wearing ear protectors. It is not too heavy so I could carry it from the house into the garden. It chopped up branches about 350mm (~1.5") diameter not sure though if it can cope with larger / wider branches . There didn't seem to be any guidance on this. It was handy that once you put in the longer, smaller branches eg bramble, leylandii and laurel which had some side shoots and leaves, it pulls them down into the shredder which was nice feature. I folded some of them over too so the side shoots were taken in and chopped without too much difficulty. The shredded wood came out in small chips. The leyandii leaves were broken up in small sections or they may have been torn away from the wood so should be OK for mulching / composting I think. However the result for the laurel leaves was not so good. I've never found anything to chop these up, but the good news is that the brown leaves (rather than still a bit sappy, they take ages to die off) did seem to get torn up a bit. It may be because the bag was getting full. I didn't put in a lot of waste at the same time think you need to be careful about not overloading it. I did not have a clear collection bag so it is not easy to see when it gets full but this was obvious when the chips went onto the ground! I've given it a 4 star though because one of the wheels kept coming off. It is fastened by a plastic 'bung' which you have to hammer in place but it kept slipping out, luckily I didn't lose it, otherwise not sure how one could fasten the wheel. Also I couldn't open the cover to store the alan key, which is advises in the instructions. These are pictorial so some people may find it difficult to follow. Asked my son what some of the diagrams meant. However, it seems to be better than previous more expensive models I've tried in the past but it is early days. It did not get clogged although I used fewer green waste, works better with dry / dead material I'm sure and I left in running some of the time while I cut off more branches. You need a hammer and a screwdriver to assemble it. It arrived the day after I ordered it,, brilliant. Well done amazon. Would recommend it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SIMPLY EXCELLENT
*by D***W on 28 February 2014*

I purchased this through Amazon (UK) several months ago and shipped it down to Spain where I live. Have only now got round to using it over the last week, and thought a review appropriate. First great point is that the Amazon UK price is just about half what the DIY shops are charging here for the same product. The machine was very easy to assemble, taking ten minutes at most, and requiring a Phillip's, screwdriver and a small (preferably rubber) hammer to knock the wheels onto the axles. As usual with Bosch, instructions were very clear and comprehensive. I have used it intensively over the last week to do about 20 hours total shredding of a mixture of woody and green plant material (which I intend to compost).. I have to say that overall I am delighted with the machine. I clearly has a ver robust mechanism, including the motor, since it coped well (though see below) with almost everything I threw at it. Produced finely shredded material which is just right to go on the compost heap. I don't think I could have shredded this material finer, if I done it by hand (which would have been far more arduous). Inevitably, the machine clogs from time-to-time - mostly from operator error (feeding too much at the same time, and not paying attention to the output), also occasionally because a branch which is exactly the same size as the gap between the cutting blade and the rotating arm gets jammed between the two (and the usual sign of this is a smell/signs of burning wood). It is when the machine does jam (and cuts out automatically) that the clever design comes out. Disconnect from the mains (for absolute safety), unscrew the cover (which ale isolates the electrical supply), and it is really easy to then unclog the machine - simple and non-time-consuming process. A few hints for really successful operation : - if you're shredding a lot of green material, it tends to clog more easily - mix in as much woody stuff as you can - keep an eye on what is coming out at the bottom - this is usually (absence of) a sign that things are getting clogged up, and best to go through the simple cleaning routine described above rather than let it overload and then cut out. - also watch your output bucker/container - if it builds up back into the machine, it will contribute to clogging. - inevitably, and with the best will in the world, a few nasties (stones mainly) tend to get into the mix. You can pick them up quite quickly through a relatively high-pitched "rattling sound" - stop the machine as soon as you can and clean them out - I had a few stones, but nevertheless I reckon the blade continued doing its job perfectly for the first 2-3 hours. Signs that it's lost its edge are when large pieces of hardwood are going through with no cutting. Time to (first time) reverse the initial blade, which again is a simple five minute operation if you follow the instructions exactly, and specifically the blade alignment to allow for easy extraction/re-insertion. i had anyway purchased a replacement blade, and fitted this after the second 2-3 hours with the first blade. Having examined the first blade, which appears mainly to have suffered from the odd stone, and a couple of pieces of really hard wood, I think I will be able to largely re-grind the blade on my bench grinder - may not last as long as the original, but worth doing as the replacement blades are (inevitably) relatively pricey - will let you know how I et on with the regrinds. Overall, a high-quality, strong and well-built machine, which does (more than) what it's supposed to, and is easy to nurture and maintain even if you abuse it slightly. Well done Bosch

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