Compact brushless cordless leaf blower 40V - with battery and charger
The new Worx WG585E Nitro 40V blower produces an airflow of up to 1050 cubic meters per hour and an air speed of up to 266 km/h.
Worx innovational 40V LeafJet is a powerhouse with compact and lightweight design that brings a whole new level to garden blowers.
Air amplifier technology provides more air volume by drawing air in from outside of the tube, so blowing away wet leaves and even snow on the car will be a breeze.
The brushless motor provides the cordless blower with petrol-like power, extended run time and a longer battery life.
The blower features a dual working mode select between high-volume or high-speed simply with a nozzle release button.
Variable speed control with turbo mode for easy adjustment between more runtime or power boosting.
Same battery, expandable power. The tool is part of Worx PowerShare battery system, you can share any Worx PowerShare 18V (20V Max) batteries.
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£159.99 (includes £26.67 Tax)
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Product description
Worx introduces a true revolution in outdoor clean-up - petrol-like power is a small, lightweight compact machine. The new Worx WG585E Nitro 40V blower, with its high-efficiency brushless motor and Air Amplifier ™ technology, produces comparable blowing performance as petrol machines at less than half the weight.
Key features
- Leafjet Sonic Turbine technology
- Powerful brushless motor
- Dual working mode select
- Compact and lightweight design
- Variable-speed design
- On-board battery indicator
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- Worx 20V Blower WG585E.9
- 20V 4.0Ah battery Pro
- 20V 4A dual charger
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