Worx NITRO 20V Brushless Switchdriver 2.0 2-in-1 Cordless Drill & Driver - WX177L.9 (Tool Only)

Introducing the all-new second generation Switchdriver 2.0 2-in-1 Drill/Driver. The original 20V Switchdriver has been a top selling Worx tool for years, but this new NITRO version takes the Switchdriver to the next level. New features and improvements include a powerful brushless motor, that offers 25% more power, 50% greater run time, and 10% longer life of the tool. Also featuring a new intelligent design interface with a digital keypad that allows you to quickly change torque settings (1-9) and adjust work mode between drilling and driving. This new version is also lighter and offers 442 in-lbs. of torque compared to the original version with 256 in-lbs. of torque. The variable speed trigger offers complete control and easy starting and the 2-speed gearbox allows for more advanced drilling and driving applications like driving longer lag bolts and drilling wider holes. The slim, ergonomic design with GripZone micro-texture allows for optimum comfort and reduced user fatigue. The new version features the same ¼” dual rotating chuck that made the Switchdriver one of the most innovative and useful Worx tools of all time. The 20V battery that powers this drill is the same battery that powers every lifestyle, outdoor power, and power tool in the Worx Power Share family. This drill is part of the Worx NITRO line of tools, a line of high-performance cordless tools that offer greater performance and run time than standard battery-operated tools, for users and applications that demand more from their tools.

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