800W 13mm Electric Impact Drill Corded with x6 Drill Bits and Carry Case
The WORX WX328 800W impact drill is lightweight, durable, and powerful. It is powerful enough to easily handle masonry, wood or metal. Ergonomic design with a soft grip rear handle and an adjustable side handle for improved comfort and accuracy.
Ergonomic slim body design ensures comfort during long-term use. The auxiliary adjustable front handle for any additional control.
The clever design includes a 13 mm keyless chuck for greater flexibility and convenience.
Ideal for any renovation and drilling work, whether in wood-25mm, masonry-13mm or steel-13mm.
The adjustable side handles and depth stop, which is more comfortable for repetitive tasks
£64.99 (includes £10.83 Tax)
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Warranty
2 years (+3 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
The Worx WX328 impact drill is a professional and lightweight tool that is ideal for drilling in masonry, concrete, wood & metal.
Ergonomic and slim design ensures comfortable use. The soft grip rear handle and the adjustable side handle with depth stop provide enhanced comfort and accuracy on repetitive tasks.
The electronic speed adjustment can provide controlled and maximum performance according to various materials.
Key features
- 13mm keyless chuck for flexibility and convenience
- Metal gear housing for durability and prolonged life
- Adjustable side handle and depth stop
- Forward and reverse bit rotation for greater control
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- WX328 800W 13mm Impact Drill
- Auxiliary handle
- Depth gauge
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