Cordless Drills
The Cordless Drills category covers battery-powered drilling and driving tools used for drilling holes in wood, metal and plastic and for driving fasteners where access to a fixed power source is impractical. Cordless drills are available at different battery voltages and with varying driving torques depending on the model. Batteries, chargers and drill bits are not part of this category; they are supplied separately. Specifications are model-specific.
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Cordless drills are handheld power tools in which electrical power from a rechargeable battery drives a motor that rotates a chuck holding a drill bit or driver bit. They are supplied at various battery voltages, with voltage influencing both drill torque and run time between charges. By motion type they divide into straight rotary drills used for ordinary drilling, and drills with a selectable hammering function for light masonry and brick. Driving torque is a key selection parameter, with each model specified at a maximum torque suited to a particular application. Most drills include an adjustable torque clutch that disengages the motor at a preset torque to prevent over-tightening or head damage. Batteries and chargers are not part of this category because battery platforms differ between manufacturers. Drill bits and driver bits are also excluded from this category. Corded drills (which have their own category under Power Tools) and large electric rotary hammers are also excluded. Industrial buyers select cordless drill models based on the work type, required torque and voltage, the battery platform already standardized on site, and the availability of local service and spare parts in the maintenance environment.
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Cordless drills are handheld power tools in which electrical power from a rechargeable battery drives a motor that rotates a chuck holding a drill bit or driver bit. They are supplied at various battery voltages, with voltage influencing both drill torque and run time between charges. By motion type they divide into straight rotary drills used for ordinary drilling, and drills with a selectable hammering function for light masonry and brick. Driving torque is a key selection parameter, with each model specified at a maximum torque suited to a particular application. Most drills include an adjustable torque clutch that disengages the motor at a preset torque to prevent over-tightening or head damage. Batteries and chargers are not part of this category because battery platforms differ between manufacturers. Drill bits and driver bits are also excluded from this category. Corded drills (which have their own category under Power Tools) and large electric rotary hammers are also excluded. Industrial buyers select cordless drill models based on the work type, required torque and voltage, the battery platform already standardized on site, and the availability of local service and spare parts in the maintenance environment.
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