Replacement mowing discs for Worx Landroid and Vision Cloud. The Vision Cloud series runs in two size classes—WR303E to WR308E and WR312E to WR330E—with different mowing decks.
Worx is one of the established names in the lawn mower robot market and follows a distinct principle for the cutting system: very small blades at high speed. The result is particularly fine mulching material that can be left directly on the lawn surface and provides the grass with nutrients.
The price for this: the system reacts more sensitively to reduced sharpness than robots with larger blades. With Worx, the mulching result is therefore the best indicator of the condition of the blades.
The series
Model
Area / Special feature
Landroid M500 / M700
classic series, compact mowing deck
Landroid WR141E / WR167E
same mounting as M500/M700
Vision M600
belongs to the Landroid family
Vision Cloud WR303E–WR308E
up to 1,200 m², smaller mowing deck
Vision Cloud WR312E–WR330E
1,200 to 3,000 m², large mowing deck
Typical problems with Worx robots
Coarser mulching result as an initial wear indicator
Because Worx works with small blades, the mulching quality deteriorates faster than with robots that use larger cutting discs. If the clippings remain visible on the lawn instead of falling between the blades of grass, the blades are due—often before you notice anything at the tips of the blades.
Mix-up of WR308E and WR312E
Only one digit separates the two Vision Cloud size classes; the mowing units are different. The number after the WR determines it: from 312 onward, the device belongs to the large series.
Fine clippings in the gaps
The mulching principle creates material that settles more easily than coarse cuttings. Regularly cleaning the underside maintains cutting quality and prevents the blades from working against resistance.