M-CUBE is a complete range of cordless machines designed by Würth which takes into account the experience of its professional customers in the building, automotive and industry sectors.
From now on, it is possible to quickly configure a cabinet or a pack of Würth M-CUBE cordless machines. Just select:
- The desired formula: solo, duo or trio
- The desired voltage: 12 or 18 V
- The machine(s) adapted to the needs
- The desired number of machines
- The appropriate accessories.
The personalized box or pack is created in just a few clicks, it has never been easier!
With the M-CUBE configurator, customers now define a bespoke composition of machines adapted to their activity (for example a single machine without battery and without charger, or with only a battery, or with a 4 + 5 Ah battery mix , or with 3 machines and 3 batteries + 1 charger in a bag…).
The M-CUBE range offers many cordless machines such as impact drills, saber and circular saws, screwdrivers or even hammer drills.
Developed according to customer needs, the range aims to offer high-performance products adapted to different trades. Light, comfortable and innovative, working efficiently has never been easier!
Find the configurator here.
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