20V 25mm Cordless Brushless Pruner Garden Shears - Tool Only
No more manual pruning! With a 25mm blade opening, Worx WG330E can cut a wide range of branches up to 25mm, perfect for effortless use in your orchard and graden.
High-efficiency brushless motor delivers inexhaustible runtime that allows you to cut up to 2800 pieces constantly with a 2Ah battery (battery sold separately)
- The pruner features progressive cutting, so you can adjust the on/off degree with the trigger as you need and even reach narrow interspace without damaging other branches
- The Titanium-coated SK5 high-strength blades are sharp, durable and rustproof, which provide more than 3 times longer lifespan than carbon steel SK5 blades
- The machine has a double switch activation system, which provides extra security
- Slim and lightweight design for easy one-handed operation
- Same battery, expendable power. The tool is part of WORX PowerShare battery system, you can share any WORX PowerShare 18V (20V MAX) batteries
£99.99 (includes £16.67 Tax)
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2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
Pruning your trees and shrubs has never been this easy! With a 25mm blade opening, Worx WG330E can cut a wide range of branches up to 25mm, perfect for effortless use in your orchard and garden.
Key features
- Brushless motor for cooler operation, more power, longer runtime and extended motor life
- Double Lock-off switch for enhanced security
- Titanium-coated SK5 blades
- Progressive cutting for precision
- Slim and lightweight design
- LED light indicator
- Double lock-off switch for security
- Slim and lightweight design
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- 20V 25mm Pruner WG330E.9
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