Cordless Screwdrivers

Cordless screwdrivers are ideal for less-demanding projects, such as minor repairs, occasional DIY, and assembling and installing furniture. Being battery operated, you can use them anywhere as long as they are charged. When choosing a cordless screwdriver, important parameters include weight, the number of speed settings, and the type of battery.

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Weight - the lighter the screwdriver, the easier it is to operate

Number of speeds

One speed - suitable for less demanding work
Two speed - suitable for demanding work

Battery

Capacity - the higher the value in mAh / Ah, the longer the battery will last on one charge
Voltage (V) - higher voltage means more battery power
Battery type:

Li-Ion - the most widely used type; Li-Ion batteries are lightweight, high-capacity, and don't suffer from memory effect. They are found in more expensive models.
NiCd - excellent current-carrying capacity; mainly used in powerful cordless screwdrivers; suffers from memory effect.
NiMH - a compromise between Li-Ion and NiCd. They suffer less from memory effect than NiCd but have a lower capacity, whereas they are cheaper than Li-Ion batteries.

EINHELL AKU screwdriver with impact driver + drills, bits TE-CD 45706 Li-i, 4514220 (1x2,5 Ah)

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116.90 €

In stock > 5 pcs

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Cordless Drill with hammer, 18 V, Li-Ion, maximum torque: 44 Nm, motor type: carbon, chuck range: 13 mm, with carrying case

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