WORX Tools & Batteries

How to choose a WORX tool or battery?

This collection includes WORX drills, screwdrivers, rotary hammers, grinders, rotary tools, glue guns, blowers, lights, accessories, batteries, and chargers. Several voltages coexist, notably 4 V, 8 V, 12 V, and 20 V. The brand alone does not guarantee interchangeability: each tool must be matched with its platform and compatible references.

The four criteria to check

• The platform: identify voltage, any PowerShare series, battery rail, and accepted charger references.
• The task: drilling, screwing, grinding, blowing, gluing, or precision work requires different capacities and accessories.
• Battery life: compare capacity, battery weight, work duration, and number of batteries needed for the planned pace.
• Contents: check the battery, charger, handle, case, consumables, and accessories supplied with each option.

Which WORX equipment for your use?

Compact 4 to 12 V tools prioritize precision and maneuverability for light tasks. A 20 V drill, rotary hammer, or grinder is designed for more demanding operations in terms of its capabilities. The blower is used for targeted cleaning, and the light complements an existing platform. Battery and charger must be chosen together, checking the indicated WA references rather than relying solely on voltage.

Tips for using and expanding the range

Start with the platform that corresponds to the largest number of your tasks, then add the tools that are actually useful. Remove the battery before changing a drill bit, disc, or accessory. Protect contacts and vents from dust, allow components to cool after sustained use, and store them in a dry place. Do not use an adapter or charger not explicitly designed for the product.

To remember: with WORX, voltage and platform reference take precedence over the simple brand name.