Cordless USB mini-screwdriver 3.6V (4V MAX)
The WORX WX240 3.6V mini-screwdriver has a 3-gear torque adjustment and up to 5Nm of torque allowing you to tackle intricate assembly or repair projects with ease. The set comes with a full complement of the most popular bits. Great for crafting or electronics projects.
- The 3.6V (4V Max) cordless screwdriver features 3 gear torque settings to tackle all common applications.
- Slim and lightweight, the cordless screwdriver easily fits into your trouser pocket and be on hand when needed.
- Dual LED light on cordless screwdriver illuminates dark workspaces.
- The kit comes packed with 24pc screwdriver bits that you could need to get the task in hand completed.
- Perfect for driving small screws and fasteners of all kinds and ideal for putting together furniture, grills, and toys.
ÂŁ 54.99
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Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
The Worx 4V Screwdriver from Worx is only less than 1kg itself, feels great in the hands, and is easy to hold from multiple angles and in varied positions to get at tough to reach fasteners. With this Worx automatic screwdriver, all you have to do to generate up to 5Nm of torque is hold down a button. The 4V motor is as powerful as some drills, and you’ll get about 45 minutes of no-load working time on a single charge. Tackle all of your craft or electronic repair projects with the 4V mini-screwdriver from Worx.
Key features
- 3-gear torque with indicator
- 6.35mm hex chuck
- USB charging port
- LED lighting to illuminate dark spots
- Slim body with soft grip for increased control and comfort
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- 3.6V Cordless USB Mini Screwdriver WX240
- Screwdriver bits
- 60 mm magnetic bits holder
- 50 mm screwdriver bits PH2
- USB charging cable
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