Why to Use Battery Power Tools?

 

Power tools are basically those tools that work on a motor or electricity. You will also find some tools that work on fuel. There are more than 1000 types of tools that perform various functions and have different calibrations. You will also find cordless or battery power tools that don't need to be plugged into a power source and can work on their in built battery.

Older battery powered tools used NiCad batteries (Nickel Cadmium). These batteries delivered consistent power only over a short period of time, so required continual recharging. The batteries were heavy and added to weight of the tool. You now have battery power tools with combinations of either Nickel Metal-Hydrate or Lithium-ion. They last longer, are lighter in weight and don't need to be recharged as often as the older batteries.

The most obvious advantage of battery tools is that they have no cords and offer extra mobility like in DIY drills. You can take on any project anywhere, and don't have to worry about a constant power source! Power battery tools help you save time and make you more independent. You don't have to worry about power shortages or black outs! You can work continuously and get your work done in time.

 

Another advantage of using a battery tool is safety. Without cords you don't have to deal with too many wires lying on the floor, people tripping them and gives you a clear space to work. Power battery tools tend to be lighter than other power tools, depending on the types of battery. If you have chosen a tool with a newer, lighter battery you can get your work done faster as the tool will be easier to manage and not mention lighter!.