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Worx introduces 20-volt brushless drill and driver

By General Aviation News Staff · November 21, 2018 ·

Just introduced is the new Worx 20V Brushless Drill & Driver.

According to company officials, the brushless motor of the drill & driver has electronically controlled power distribution, which increases battery run time over standard brushed motors.

The 20V brushless drill & driver’s software control — smart chip — improves motor efficiency by matching power usage to the resistance of the material being drilled or fastened, officials add.

The new drill & driver also features Pulse-assist, which helps loosen stubborn screws and prevents stripping of screw heads, company officials explain. Pulse-assist also helps keep drill bit tips from “walking” when starting holes on hard surfaces. To use Pulse-assist, the operator presses the on/off switch at the base of the handle. The bit then begins a slow, controlled rotation with intermittent thrusts. A green indicator light stays on while Pulse-assist is activated.

Since carbon brushes have been eliminated, the new Worx 20V Brushless Drill & Driver is essentially maintenance-free, company officials said, adding the drill is backed by a 10-year warranty.

The brushless drill & driver features a two-speed gearbox with no-load speeds of 0-430 and 0-1600 rpm. Its clutch has 15+1 positions to adjust torque settings. Maximum torque is 354 in.-lbs. The cordless tool’s drilling capacity is 1-3/4″ in wood and 1/2″ in steel.

Price: $99.99.

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