Battery Tools

The main difference is power and size! 12V tools are lighter, handier, and perfect for more delicate jobs or if you work long hours and want something that won't tire your hand out.

On the other hand, 18V tools are the "beasts" of the bunch. We prefer them for heavier and more demanding tasks, like drilling into hard materials or tightening large bolts.

M-CUBE is the modern generation of cordless tools that makes your life on the construction site or in the workshop much easier! Their big advantage is that all M-CUBE batteries fit all M-CUBE tools of the same voltage (e.g., 18V). So, with just one or two batteries, you can run everything: from your drill driver to your angle grinder and reciprocating saw.

Ah (e.g., 2.0Ah, 4.0Ah, 5.0Ah) basically shows us the "gas tank" of the battery—meaning how long the tool will run before it needs to be recharged. If you're doing jobs that draw a lot of power (like a tough cut with an angle grinder), go for higher numbers like 4.0Ah or 5.0Ah. For simpler jobs with a screwdriver, 2.0Ah is more than enough and keeps your tool super light.

Absolutely! All our cordless tools are made exactly for this: tough, daily professional use. They have a maximum lifespan, resist wear and tear, and won't let down even the most demanding craftsmen, builders, and mechanics.

It's quite simple! The most important thing is to try not to let them drain completely (down to 0%) before charging them. Also, if you don't plan on using a tool for a while, store its battery in a cool, shaded place, ideally half-charged (around 50%). And of course, protect them from extreme heat and the blazing sun!

You'll very often see the word "Solo" next to a tool (like an angle grinder or a drill driver). This simply means you are only buying the "bare" tool itself, without the battery and charger. It's the perfect choice if you already have other tools from the same line in your workshop, as it saves you money by letting you use the batteries you already own!