20V 57cm hedge trimmer, 27mm max cutting capacity, 3400/m, brushless motor, 1pc 4.0Ah battery, PowerShare
The 20V 57 cm hedge trimmer, with its brushless motor, effortlessly tackles tough trimming tasks, cutting branches up to 27 mm thick.
PowerShare battery system: Combine 20V batteries to power any Worx tool—20V, 40V, or 80V. Need more power? Just add batteries.
Cut branches up to 27 mm thick
3400 spm to tackle thick hedges with ease
Efficient brushless motor for longer runtime
Dual-action blades for low-vibration cutting
D-grip handle helps you cut at any angle
Transparent hand guard for precise results
£179.99 (includes £30.00 Tax)
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Free standard delivery across the UK mainland (a delivery fee of £9.99 applies for certain postcode areas)
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3 years limited warranty (if registered within 30 days of purchase) for the tool; 2 years warranty for the battery packs
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Warranty
3 years limited warranty (if registered within 30 days of purchase) for the tool; 2 years warranty for the battery packs
Product description
Fast and effortlessly trim shrubs and prune bushes like a boss with the Worx 20V brushless hedge trimmer.
Engineered for smooth, rapid shrub care, this trimmer uses dual-action cutting blades to cut extremely fast at a no-load speed of 3400 spm backed by Worx-built brushless motor.
New to PowerShare? This unique battery platform lets you use 20V, 40V and 80V tools with the same batteries and charger.
Key features
- Laser cut, dual action blades
- Multi-grip position front handle
- Safety guard
- Well-balanced and lightweight design
- Powerful brushless motor
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- Blade Sheath
- 20V 4Ah battery with indicator WA3014
- 20V 2A charger WA3880
- 20V Nitro 57cm Brushless Cordless Hedge Trimmer WG263E.9
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