Compact brushless cordless leaf blower 20V - tool only
Don’t be fooled by its compactness: the unique LeafJet technology with AirAmplifier makes the new Worx WG543 capable of moving up to 696 cubic meters of air at up to 209 km/h speed.
- Worx Nitro tools are engineered for higher performance and enhanced power. Weighs only 1.7kg with battery, the super-powerful Worx 20V LeafJet Blower delivers up to 209km/h of air speed
- The cordless blower is compact, slim, and lightweight for easy and comfortable one-handed operation to tackle any job for various applications
- Thanks to the brushless motor, the blower delivers even more power and a longer runtime. Two-speed design allows maximum performance and extended run time
- Worx Leafjet Sonic Turbine technology provides a greater volume of air, and you can easily switch between high-volume or high-speed modes
- Same battery, expandable power. The tool is part of Worx PowerShare battery system, you can share any Worx PowerShare 18V (max. 20V) batteries
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Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
Heavy wet leaves, baked-in mud and large debris can be a challenge for any blower. The patented LeafJet technology with AirAmplifier makes the new Worx WG543 the most powerful, ultra-lightweight cordless blower. Despite weighing only 1.7kg with the battery, this powerhouse blower is capable of petrol-like power by moving up to 696 cubic meters of air at up to 209 km/h speed. A quieter, more powerful brushless motor combined with Sonic turbine technology means this blower offers best-in-class power with less noise and more runtime.
Key features
- Innovative compact and lightweight design
- Leafjet sonic turbine technology
- Two-speed design
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- Worx 20V Blower WG543E.9
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