Power Tools
Power Tools run on an electric motor — corded or rechargeable battery — and deliver far more work than hand tools in less time. The category spans cordless and corded drills, impact drivers, angle and bench grinders, circular and reciprocating saws, sanders, and rotary tools. Selection follows supply voltage, motor power, and the type of work.
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Many industrial sites have shifted from corded to cordless power tools over the past decade thanks to lithium-ion battery progress. Cordless drills typically run at 12-20 V (higher-voltage platforms also exist) and offer free movement but are bounded by battery life. Corded drills carry higher continuous power (500-1200 W) for sustained heavy work. Impact drivers deliver short rotational bursts at high torque to drive and remove large fasteners without straining the wrist. Angle grinders with 100-230 mm discs cut and grind quickly at 6000-11 000 rpm. Bench grinders are fixed and carry two wheels for tool shaping and sharpening. Circular saws handle straight cuts in wood and metal; reciprocating saws cut in tight spaces. Sanders include belt, orbital, and random-orbital types for wood and metal finishing. Rotary tools are small and used for engraving and precision shaping. Selection considers duty cycle, supply voltage, vibration level, noise in decibels, and battery platform compatibility. Electrical safety follows IEC 62841.
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Many industrial sites have shifted from corded to cordless power tools over the past decade thanks to lithium-ion battery progress. Cordless drills typically run at 12-20 V (higher-voltage platforms also exist) and offer free movement but are bounded by battery life. Corded drills carry higher continuous power (500-1200 W) for sustained heavy work. Impact drivers deliver short rotational bursts at high torque to drive and remove large fasteners without straining the wrist. Angle grinders with 100-230 mm discs cut and grind quickly at 6000-11 000 rpm. Bench grinders are fixed and carry two wheels for tool shaping and sharpening. Circular saws handle straight cuts in wood and metal; reciprocating saws cut in tight spaces. Sanders include belt, orbital, and random-orbital types for wood and metal finishing. Rotary tools are small and used for engraving and precision shaping. Selection considers duty cycle, supply voltage, vibration level, noise in decibels, and battery platform compatibility. Electrical safety follows IEC 62841.
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