Nitro cordless jigsaw with brushless motor 20V - tool only
The Worx WX542 20V cordless brushless jigsaw ensures outstanding cutting performance with enhanced efficiency. Its 4-position pendulum setting allows users to range from maximum accuracy to aggressive fast cutting.
- The high-efficiency brushless motor offers extended run times, more power, and longer life than brushed motors.
- It has a maximum cutting depth of 120 mm in wood, 50 mm in PVC pipe and 10 mm in steel.
- Keyless bevel base adjusts from 0° to 45° right or left for smooth and easy bevel changes.
- Tool-free blade clamp makes blade changes quick and easy.
- 4 stage pendulum function allows for precise speed control.
- Ergonomically designed grip for superior 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.
£ 129.99
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Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
The Worx Nitro WX542 20V cordless jigsaw is a workhorse cutting machine. Its high-efficiency brushless motor offers extended run times, more power, and longer life. It also has all the features of more expensive, professional saws like 4-stage pendulum action, tool-free baled changes and a keyless bevel base for simple, easy bevel cuts.
Key features
- Brushless motor for cooler operation, more power, longer runtime and extended motor life
- 3 pendulum settings plus straight cutting for different applications/materials
- Built-in blower clears the cutting line clear from dust
- Dust extractor for connecting to a vac
- Tool-free base bevel adjustment
- LED lighting to illuminate dark spots
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- Dust adapter
- Base cover
- Wood cutting blade
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