20V 45cm Cordless Hedge Trimmer - Tool Only
Compact yet capable of cutting 16 mm thick branches, the Worx WG261E.9 is what you need for keeping your hedges in shape with minimal fatigue.
- The lightweight and compact hedge trimmer boasts a cutting diameter of 16mm allowing you to get through a wide range of twigs and branches
- The laser-cut, dual-action blades ensure precise and clean cutting performance with less vibration.
- The dual safety switch and ergonomic handle provides safe and accurate work, helps to avoid accidental starting
- The multi-position front handle allows you to work in various cutting positions easily, for high or low hedges
- Bare tool, battery and charger not included. The tool is part of Worx PowerShare battery system, you can share any WorxPowerShare 18V (20V Max) batteries
£59.99 (includes £10.00 Tax)
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Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
This Worx PowerShare 20V cordless hedge trimmer is super lightweight and ergonomic, and boasts two laser-cut, dual-action blade (45cm) that is capable of cutting branches up to 16mm thick. The dual action blade greatly reduces vibration and increases cutting performance over single action blades. The two-handed, multi-grip safety handle eliminates accidental starts and allows the trimmer to work in mutliple positions for any size hedge.
Key features
- Laser cut, dual action blades
- Safety guard
- Well-balanced and lightweight design
- Blade tip protector
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- Cordless Hedge Trimmer WG261E.9
- Blade sheath
- Safety guard
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