20V Nitro 57cm brushless cordless hedge trimmer - tool only
Power up your trimming game. The Worx NITRO hedge trimmer features a 30% faster cutting speed and dual-action cutting blades for smoother and cleaner cuts. With a 27mm cut capacity, it's easy to trim small and large hedges. Efficient, precise, and essential for any gardener.
Brushless motor achieves 30% faster cutting than previous products.
Worx dual-action cutting blades do the work with less vibration.
27mm cut capacity allows end user to cut larger twigs and branches.
The ergonomic rubber overmold front handle provides added comfort and greater cutting control.
Worx NITRO tools are built for pro-level performance to elevate power, speed, and productivity on every task.
Bare tool, battery and charger are not included. The tool is part of the WORX PowerShare battery system, you can share any WORX PowerShare 18V (20V MAX) batteries.
£ 109.99
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Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
The Worx NITRO hedge trimmer features a high-efficiency brushless motor, which provides a 30% faster cutting speed. Dual-cutting blades slice every leaf and twig twice with their max. 27mm cut diameter between each blade. And at 3400r/min they leave those shrubs with a clean, crisp, level cut. And the over-mold soft-grip handle is more comfortable to grasp and work with. The compact and well-balanced design makes it easy to maneuver and use for an extended period.
Key features
- Laser cut, dual action blades
- Multi-grip position front handle
- Safety guard
- Well-balanced and lightweight design
- Powerful brushless motor
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- 20V Nitro 57cm Brushless Cordless Hedge Trimmer WG263E.9
- Blade Sheath
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