Greenworks introduces its Pro 24V 3/8-inch impact wrench, offering tradespeople a lightweight, budget-friendly cordless option for light-to-medium fastening.
Greenworks has expanded its cordless range with the Pro 24V 3/8-inch impact wrench, designed to fill the gap between heavy-duty high-torque units and standard cordless screwdrivers. The mid-spec tool targets applications where high torque is unnecessary or risks damaging smaller fixings, offering a lighter option for mechanical, assembly, and maintenance work.
High-torque impact wrenches are vital for structural steel or heavy automotive work, but their weight and physical size make them unwieldy for everyday light fastening. The 3/8-inch anvil format is widely favoured by mechanics, electricians, and joiners for driving medium-sized bolts and masonry fixings where precision and access matter more than sheer breaking force. Greenworks has focused on delivering enough power to handle stubborn fasteners while keeping the unit compact and budget-friendly.
What does this mean for a UK tradesperson or DIYer actually buying this kit — does it change what they should pay, buy, or watch out for? For buyers shopping at major UK outlets like Screwfix or Toolstation, this release reinforces the growing viability of lower-voltage, budget-tier battery platforms for secondary tools. Tradespeople looking for a lighter 3/8-inch wrench do not always need to pay premium prices for 18V or 54V systems from major trade brands if the tool is reserved for light assembly work. However, buyers should check local UK stockists for 24V platform availability, as battery cross-compatibility remains limited if you are already invested in standard 18V ecosystems like DeWalt, Makita, or Milwaukee.
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