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Power Tools

Discover a complete range of professional Power Tools designed for electrical contractors and trade users. From drills and drivers to cutting and fastening tools, our selection helps you work faster, with cleaner results and less downtime on every job.

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  • Spit PULSA 27E Starter Kit 3.0 - Electricians First Fix Nail Gun Kit

    Product Code: 923781

    £647.99 £539.99
  • DADE Dust And Debris Eliminator (DADE)

    Product Code: DADE

    £19.79 £16.49
  • ViperClip VKU-20-P01 20V Lithium-Ion Staple Gun Kit with Tool Bag, Charger, and 2 x 2Ah Batteries

    Product Code: VKU-20-P01

    £211.50 £176.25
  • CK T4930 E-Driver Electric Screwdriver With Torque Adjustment 3.6V - T4930

    Product Code: T4930

    £35.98 £29.98
  • Dewalt 18V XR Li-Ion Compact Impact Wrench with 2 x 5Ah Batteries - DCF880P2

    Product Code: DCF880P2

    Delivery Time:
    £274.22 £228.52
  • SPIT Pulsa 27E Nailer Gun, Compact Cordless 30 Pin Magazine - 019416

    Product Code: 019416

    £509.00 £424.17
  • Dewalt DCH333X2-GB SDS Hammer 54V/18V

    Product Code: DCH333X2-GB

    £665.33 £554.44
  • Fireline 12 Volt 18.0ah SLA Battery

    Product Code: BAT18

    £49.54 £41.28
  • Viper Clip 4 amp Battery Charger - VBC-204-UK

    Product Code: VBC-204-UK

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    £48.00 £40.00
  • Duracell Procell AA Batteries (Pack of 10) - MN1500

    Product Code: MN1500

    £3.13 £2.61
  • Dewalt XR Drill & Driver Kit Includes 18V Brushless Hammer Drill & Impact Driver (DCD796 & DCF887) -

    Product Code: DCK266P2T

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    £265.29 £221.07
  • Bosch GBH2-26 240v SDS+ Rotary Hammer

    Product Code: GBH2-26

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    £149.99 £124.99

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Power Tools for Trade and DIY Tasks

Explore a wide range of power tools to handle drilling, cutting, fixing and more across domestic and commercial projects. From core tools to accessories and consumables, find what you need to keep work moving efficiently.

Types of Power Tools

Explore the key groups within our power tools range to quickly locate the equipment you need. Use these subcategories to focus on the tools and accessories that match your task and working style.

  • Accessories: Provides add-ons, consumables and extras that help you get the best from your existing power tools.
  • Angle Grinders: Used to grind, cut and prepare metal, masonry and other materials on site or in the workshop.
  • Batteries & Chargers: Keeps cordless power tools ready for use with compatible battery packs and charging options.
  • Drills: Offers powered drilling for tasks such as fixing, installing and general construction work.
  • Electric Screwdrivers: Provides powered driving of screws to speed up assembly, installation and fixing jobs.
  • Hole Saws: Used to cut round apertures in materials such as wood, plastics and sheet metal for fittings and cable routes.
  • Multi Tools: Offers versatile cutting, sanding and scraping functions from a single handheld tool body.
  • Nail Guns: Delivers fast and consistent fixing of nails for framing, flooring and general construction tasks.
  • Saws: Provides powered cutting solutions for trimming, sectioning and shaping a range of materials.

Product Types and Ranges for Power Tools

This table groups key power tool product types with some of the commonly available ranges and brand-backed options. Use it to compare tool categories and find compatible options across your projects.

Type Popular Product Ranges Key Features
Accessories Milwaukee Packout
Viper Clip
Bosch
  • Add-on parts and organisers to complement core power tools
  • Storage and carry solutions to keep tools and bits together
  • Fittings and clips to simplify setup and on-site use
Saws Armeg Acceler8
Milwaukee M12
Milwaukee SAWZALL
Wiska Sprint
Knightsbridge
  • Cutting tools for trimming, slotting and sectioning materials
  • Options for controlled cuts in timber, plastics and similar materials
  • Handheld formats that are easy to position where you need to cut
Drills Milwaukee M12
Milwaukee M18
Milwaukee Thunderweb
Dewalt
Makita
  • Everyday tools for drilling holes in walls, timber and fixings
  • Compatible accessories for driving screws and fixings
  • Portable formats for on-site work and quick set-up
Batteries & Chargers ESP Fireline
Milwaukee M12
Milwaukee M18
Spit Pulsa
Duracell
  • Power sources to keep cordless tools running through the day
  • Charging units to top up packs between tasks
  • Replacement options to refresh older cordless tool kits
Electric Screwdrivers Milwaukee M12
Milwaukee M18
Makita
Dewalt
  • Powered drivers for repetitive screwdriving tasks
  • Compact bodies for access in tight or awkward spaces
  • Bit-changing options to handle a range of fastener types
Nail Guns Milwaukee M12
Spit Pulsa
  • Fast fixing tools for timber, stud work and similar jobs
  • Cordless formats to work away from mains power
  • Magazines that allow quick reloading of nails on site
Multi Tools Milwaukee Fixtec
Milwaukee M12
Milwaukee M18
  • Versatile tools for cutting, sanding and trimming in one body
  • Oscillating heads to work close to edges and corners
  • Interchangeable accessories for different trade tasks

Trusted Brands in Power Tools

Browse a wide choice of recognised names covering drills, drivers, nailers, batteries and accessories. Find the right combination of power tools and add-ons for each job.

  • Armeg: Provides drill bits, holesaws and multi tool blades to support accurate drilling and cutting tasks in a range of common construction and installation materials.
  • Bosch: Offers rotary hammers, angle grinder accessories and wood drilling bits to help with drilling, fixing and cutting on site or in the workshop.
  • CK Tools: Delivers powered screwdrivers and related accessories designed to make repetitive screwdriving and light fastening tasks faster and more convenient for everyday trade use.
  • Dewalt: Covers cordless hammers, impact wrenches and drill driver kits, giving tradespeople options for drilling, fixing and tightening across a variety of applications.
  • Duracell: Supplies professional alkaline batteries in common sizes, helping power smaller cordless tools, test equipment and accessories on site or at home.
  • ESP: Provides sealed lead acid batteries often used with security, fire and backup equipment, helping to keep associated powered devices running when needed.
  • Knightsbridge: Specialises in bi‑metal holesaws and pilot drills that assist with creating accurate cut-outs for electrical fittings and accessories during installation work.
  • Makita: Provides combo kits featuring cordless combi drills and impact drivers, giving tradespeople flexible drilling and driving capability from a shared battery platform.
  • Milwaukee: Covers cordless drills, impact drivers, grinders, multi tools, nailers, batteries, storage and accessories to support a wide range of professional power tool tasks.
  • Spit: Focuses on gas nailers, battery packs, pins and consumables used for first fix tasks and rapid fastening into concrete and other common construction substrates.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a drill driver, combi drill and SDS hammer drill?

A drill driver handles drilling and screwdriving in softer materials. A combi drill adds a hammer action. An SDS hammer drill is designed for heavier-duty drilling into masonry and concrete.

Should I choose corded or cordless power tools?

Corded tools provide continuous power but need a mains supply. Cordless tools offer greater portability and flexibility, and are helpful on site or where access to sockets is limited.

Can I use any battery with any cordless power tool?

No, batteries usually need to match the tool’s voltage and battery platform. Always check the tool and battery specifications to confirm compatibility before use or purchase.

What power tools are commonly used by electricians?

Electricians often use combi drills, SDS hammers, impact drivers, multi tools, cable staplers, nailers and holesaws, along with appropriate batteries, chargers and storage solutions for day-to-day work.

How do I choose the right blade or bit for my power tool?

Select blades or bits based on material, tool type and fixing method. Check shank style, size and recommended material on the product description so it matches your application.

What safety precautions should I follow when using power tools?

Always read the tool’s instructions, wear appropriate eye and hearing protection, secure your workpiece, keep hands clear of moving parts and disconnect power or remove batteries before changing accessories.

How important is storage and organisation for power tools?

Good storage helps protect tools, batteries and accessories from damage and makes it easier to transport and organise them on site, reducing downtime looking for the right item.

Can I mix different chargers with my existing batteries?

No, it is best to use chargers designed for the same battery platform and voltage. Using non-matching chargers may cause compatibility issues and can damage batteries or chargers.

What is a multi tool used for in electrical work?

A multi tool can be used for cutting, trimming and plunge cuts in plasterboard, timber and other materials, helping with access holes, box cut-outs and small adjustment work.

How do I maintain my power tools to keep them in good condition?

Keep tools clean and dry, regularly check cords and batteries, replace worn accessories promptly, store in appropriate cases or organisers and follow any maintenance guidance in the manufacturer’s manual.

Need help choosing power tools

If you are unsure which power tools, batteries or accessories you need, our team is here to help. Call us on 01424 220384 for friendly product guidance and support with your order.