20V Cordless Vehicle Polisher/Buffer - Tool Only
The WORX WX856 cordless polisher/buffer is ideal for applying polish and wax to maintain your vehicle's paintwork. The orbital motion provides a swirl-free finish, with a high-quality 254mm buffing pad.
- Powerful motor delivering 3,000 rpm ensures a quick and hassle-free finish.
- A Full-size 254mm buffing applicator and bonnet completes any job quicker and easier.
- Designed with a unique shaped handle for prolonged comfortable use.
- Smooth random orbital action delivers a swirl-free finish.
- Its compact size and cordless design allow convenience and great manoeuvrability.
- 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.
£69.99 (includes £11.67 Tax)
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Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
The WORX WX856 has been designed with a unique shaped handle, allowing for prolonged comfortable use whilst enabling you to access those hard-to-reach areas. The rubber overmould grip reduces the level of vibration when used. Its powerful motor delivering 3,000 rpm along with its unique design of removing friction between the cover and the plates will ensure a quick and hassle-free finish. Ideal for cars, furniture and boats.
Key features
- 254mm (10 in.) buffing applicator and bonnet
- Ergonomic full wrap handle
- High efficiency motor with low vibration
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- 20V polisher/buffer
- Wool bonnet
- Terry cloth bonnet
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