45 Nm cordless compact drill driver 20V - tool only
An ideal addition for your drilling arsenal, the Worx WX108 cordless drill/driver is perfect for your DIY projects or home improvement tasks.
- With max 45 Nm torque, Worx WX108 combi drill driver can drill various materials with higher efficiency and enhanced power.
- Heavy duty 13mm keyless anti-slip chuck ensures the drill has maximum power at all times
- Variable 2-speed design plus the 20+1 torque setting covers a wide range of applications.
- Compact and lightweight design for tight, narrow spaces.
- LED light great for dark areas, with a convenient belt hook frees your hands for multitasking.
- Bare tool, battery and charger not included. The tool is part of WORX PowerShare battery system, you can share any WORX PowerShare 18V (20V MAX) batteries.
£ 99.99
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Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
The Worx compact drill/driver is the perfect tool to complete all of your home improvement projects. The ergonomic, compact design allows you to work in tight spaces that other drills/drivers can't. The Worx WX108 20V combi drill has a variable-speed motor and 20+ clutch positions providing you with greater versatility across a wide range of drilling and fastening applications. The heavy-duty 13mm keyless, anti-slip chuck ensures the drill has maximum power at all times, and the handy LED light provides better illumination in dark spaces.
Key features
- Ergonomic lightweight design
- Heavy-duty 13mm chuck
- 2-speed gear for selecting between high speed and high torque
- Led light for working in dark spots
- 20+1 torque setting
Technical specifications and Manual
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FAQs
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In the box
- Cordless Compact Drill Driver WX108.9
- Double ended bits (PH2 and SL5.5)
- Belt hook
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