Worx WX261L 20V Power Share Brushless Impact Driver

The Worx Nitro WX261L 20V Power Share 3-Speed Cordless Impact Driver with Brushless Motor was designed to be powerful, but with enough functionality to handle all drilling and driving applications. The 3-speed gearbox allows for no-load speeds from 0-920 / 0-2050 / 0-3000 RPM, so you can find the right speed for each application. The 3-speed option prevents the user from overdriving the screw or fastener, which can cause damage to both the screw and the project, or strip the threads. And the variable speed triggers let the user fine-tune the rate for easy starts of the screw. The Nitro Impact Driver has an impact rate of 0-4100 BPM (Blows Per Minute), with a max torque of 2100 in-lbs. making this tool ideal for driving large fasteners quickly when building decks or fences, performing rough carpentry, or working on metal framing and assembly. It also excels at driving lag bolts or hanging plywood. The brushless motor allows for this drill to remain lightweight and compact. Brushless motors are smaller and lighter than traditional motors, even though they are much more efficient, and get more done on a single charge. In fact, this Impact Driver weighs only 3.4 lbs. and features an innovative ergonomic GripZone handle constructed of micro-texture material, so it’s comfortable to use for long stretches. The quick-release ¼ in. HEX metal chuck is durable and allows for fast bit changes. And the on-board LED light illuminates both the work area and the cutline in darker spaces.

• [BRUSHLESS MOTOR] 3200/min speed and 3200 bpm impact rate, thanks to the 3-speed Impact Driver’s brushless motor
• [COMPACT & LIGHTWEIGHT] Easy to use despite all that power. Fits into places other drills can’t, and it’s comfortable to hold for extended periods
• [DO IT ALL WITH THE SAME BATTERY] Worx Power Share is compatible with all Worx 20v
• [TOUGH GEARS] Durable aluminum housing protects the gears and extends the life of the tool
• [LED LIGHT] Trigger activated, and stays illuminated 20 seconds after release, so you can see just what you’re drilling in dark spaces