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Mains tools on this page run at 230V or 240V, with a few 110V models for site use through a transformer, and suit long, heavy jobs such as the breakers from 1500W to 2100W. Cordless tools at 10.8V, 12V and 20V suit work away from a socket. Choose by where you work and how long the tool runs at a stretch.

Both mean the tool comes without a battery or charger. It suits buyers who already own batteries from the same range and voltage, such as a Sealey SV20 Series body or a Draper D20 20V tool sold bare. If you are starting out, choose a kit instead; names here state what is included, for example '2 x 2.0Ah Batteries, 1 x Charger'.

A battery only fits tools from its own range and voltage, so pick one platform and stay with it. Ranges named on this page include Sealey SV10.8, SV12 and SV20 Series, and Draper D20 20V, DXPULSE 12V and Storm Force 10.8V Power Interchange. The 20V ranges include heavier tools such as circular saws, impact wrenches and angle grinders.

An impact driver takes hex screwdriver bits, such as the 1/4 inch hex kits in Impact Drivers, and is for driving screws and fixings. An impact wrench has a square drive for sockets and is for nuts and bolts. Impact Wrenches lists 3/8 and 1/2 inch drive, with torque shown in some names, for example 285Nm and 650Nm.

A combi drill drills, drives screws and has a hammer setting for occasional masonry, so it suits general work. For regular drilling into concrete or brick, choose an SDS+ rotary hammer, listed here as 900W and 1050W mains models and a 10.8V cordless kit. Drills are in Power Drills & Consumables; demolition breakers are in Hammers Breakers & Consumables.

A combo kit bundles two or more cordless tools on one battery platform, usually with batteries and a charger. Examples in Power Tool Combo Kits include a 4 piece 10.8V kit with 2 batteries, a 20V combi drill, multi-tool and wet and dry vac kit with 2 batteries, and a 19 piece 20V workshop kit with 3.0Ah and 4.0Ah batteries and a fast charger.

FAQs

Mains tools on this page run at 230V or 240V, with a few 110V models for site use through a transformer, and suit long, heavy jobs such as the breakers from 1500W to 2100W. Cordless tools at 10.8V, 12V and 20V suit work away from a socket. Choose by where you work and how long the tool runs at a stretch.

Both mean the tool comes without a battery or charger. It suits buyers who already own batteries from the same range and voltage, such as a Sealey SV20 Series body or a Draper D20 20V tool sold bare. If you are starting out, choose a kit instead; names here state what is included, for example '2 x 2.0Ah Batteries, 1 x Charger'.

A battery only fits tools from its own range and voltage, so pick one platform and stay with it. Ranges named on this page include Sealey SV10.8, SV12 and SV20 Series, and Draper D20 20V, DXPULSE 12V and Storm Force 10.8V Power Interchange. The 20V ranges include heavier tools such as circular saws, impact wrenches and angle grinders.

An impact driver takes hex screwdriver bits, such as the 1/4 inch hex kits in Impact Drivers, and is for driving screws and fixings. An impact wrench has a square drive for sockets and is for nuts and bolts. Impact Wrenches lists 3/8 and 1/2 inch drive, with torque shown in some names, for example 285Nm and 650Nm.

A combi drill drills, drives screws and has a hammer setting for occasional masonry, so it suits general work. For regular drilling into concrete or brick, choose an SDS+ rotary hammer, listed here as 900W and 1050W mains models and a 10.8V cordless kit. Drills are in Power Drills & Consumables; demolition breakers are in Hammers Breakers & Consumables.

A combo kit bundles two or more cordless tools on one battery platform, usually with batteries and a charger. Examples in Power Tool Combo Kits include a 4 piece 10.8V kit with 2 batteries, a 20V combi drill, multi-tool and wet and dry vac kit with 2 batteries, and a 19 piece 20V workshop kit with 3.0Ah and 4.0Ah batteries and a fast charger.

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