20V Brushless Hammer Drill, 55Nm Torque, Compact Design, x1 2.0Ah Battery, PowerShare Compatible
Tight spaces? No problem. This is the most compact combi drill in the Worx 20V range — just 165mm in length, built to go where others can’t. Perfect for awkward angles and cramped corners. And with 55Nm of torque from a brushless motor, you still get the power to drill faster and drive harder.
PowerShare battery system: Combine 20 V batteries to power any Worx tool—20 V, 40 V, or 80 V. Need more power? Just add batteries.
Most compact combi drill in the Worx 20 V range (165 mm)
3-in-1: screwdriving, drilling, hammer drilling
Brushless motor for extended runtime and efficiency
55 Nm max torque
20+1+1 clutch settings
13 mm all-metal chuck
Variable 2-speed gearbox
Built-in LED light to illuminate dark spaces
£69.99 £99.99 (includes £11.67 Tax)
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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
Worx's latest 20V 55Nm compact impact drill – now more compact and lightweight, designed to redefine your drilling and driving experience.
With an ultra-compact length of 165 mm and weight without battery of 0.95 kg, it is 25% shorter and 20% lighter than the average impact drill, making it an ideal fit for tight corners and elevated tasks.
Equipped with a brushless motor, it is able to provide powerful, efficient, and long-lasting operation with a max torque of 55 Nm and an impact rate of up to 33,600 bpm.
The 3-in-1 function seamlessly transitions between an ordinary drill, impact drill, and driving, covering a spectrum of tasks effortlessly.
Featuring a 20+1+1 position clutch and a variable 2-speed design, it caters to a wide range of drilling and driving applications.
Crafted for user convenience, the self-tightening metal chuck accommodates bits up to 13 mm, ensuring a secure grip for varied tasks.
New to PowerShare? This unique battery platform lets you use 20V, 40V and 80V tools with the same batteries and charger.
Key features
- Brushless motor for cooler operation, more power, longer runtime and extended motor life
- Quick-release 13 mm all-metal chuck for easy and quick bit change
- LED lighting for optimal illumination of dark spots
- Variable speed trigger with soft start for added control in every application
- Soft grip handle for easy and comfortable carrying
- 2-speed gear for selecting between high speed and high torque
- 22 clutch settings for consistent screwdriving + drill + hammer drill modes
Technical specifications and Manual
Battery & Charger |
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| Battery Type | Lithium |
| Battery Capacity | 2.0 Ah |
| Battery Technology | PowerShare |
| Power voltage supply | 20 V Max |
Performance |
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| Capacity Concrete | 10 mm |
| Capacity Masonry | 13 mm |
| Capacity Steel | 13 mm |
| Capacity Wood | 40 mm |
| Impact Rate | 0 bpm / 33600 bpm / |
| Max Torque | 55 Nm |
| No Load Speed | 0 – 500 / 0 – 2100 Rpm |
Weight & Dimensions |
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| Weight with Battery | 1.35 kg |
| Weight without Battery | 0.95 kg / |
| Product length | 165 mm / |
Basic Specifications |
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| Chuck Capacity | 13 mm |
| Variable Speed | YES |
| Clutch position | 20 + 1 + 1 |
| Cordless | YES |
| Forward/Reverse rotation control | YES |
| Name | 20V Cordless Brushless Compact Impact Drill |
Type
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In the box
- 20V/2.0Ah Li Battery WA3639
- 20V 0.4Ah Charger WA3760
- Injection box WA0075
- Bit clip
- Double ended bits (PH2 and SL5.5)
- Masonry drill bit
- 20V Cordless Brushless Compact Impact Drill
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