20V 56cm hedge trimmer, 20mm max cutting capacity, 2200/m, without battery and charger, PowerShare
Compact yet capable of cutting 20 mm thick branches, the Worx WG264E is what you need for keeping your hedges in shape with minimal fatigue.
PowerShare battery system: Combine 20V batteries to power any Worx tool—20V, 40V, or 80V. Need more power? Just add batteries.
Lightweight design for comfortable use
2200 spm to tackle thick hedges with ease
Dual-action blades for low-vibration cutting
D-grip handle with 2-stage trigger for safe operation
Cut branches up to 20 mm thick
£79.99 (includes £13.33 Tax)
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2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
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Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
The Worx 20V 56 cm hedge trimmer offers a lightweight and well-balanced design without compromise on power, ensuring comfortable handling for extended use.
Cut branches up to 20 mm thick and effortlessly tackle overgrown hedges and shrubs with 2200 spm. No bulk, no fatigue—just pure power.
Ergonomic design ensures comfortable handling for extended use.
As a bare tool, it’s ready to integrate seamlessly into your PowerShare arsenal. New to PowerShare? This unique battery platform lets you use 20V, 40V and 80V tools with the same batteries and charger.
Key features
- Well-balanced and lightweight design
- Laser cut, dual action blades
- Multi-grip position front handle
- Blade tip protector
- Safety Guard for ease of use
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- 20V 56cm cordless hedge trimmer WG264E.9
- Safety guard
- Blade sheath
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