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Cordless power tools have become a popular option for both amateurs in the craft and those embarking on large projects at home. They have their own share of pros, cons and perfect uses: Freedom from cables: lets you work anywhere without the hassles of tangled wires. Light weight: They are designed to be used easily and swiftly without causing any fatigue. Minimal downtime: No more worries about constantly switching cords or making multiple connections. Speed: Speed and efficiency has become a favorite among consumers who prefer these tools.

Cordless power tools offer portability but with a lot of built-in features. There is a wide range of batteries available in the market today. The most popular types of batteries used in cordless power tools include lithium ion, nickel cadmium (NiCad) and lithium polymer (Li-po). Depending on the application, you can choose between rechargeable (rechargeable) and disposable varieties. Rechargeable batteries allow you to work long, even if your battery life gets depleted while on the job.

Rechargeable batteries are available in single and multiple volt versions. The charging system is usually an internal charger unit that charges the batteries over the air or through a charger port while using them. The advantages of recharged cordless power tools over their disposable counterparts are: portability – you can carry it along and use it anywhere; extended battery life – many batteries can last up to 10 hours; convenience – you don’t need to carry along extra cables or wires. Disposable brands, on the other hand, come with limited storage capacity and are only meant to be used in specific applications. The disadvantages of disposables include: limited range of voltage options; limited speed and torque; short charging time; fragile batteries; fragile batteries require special handling; limited dust loading. They also cost more than corded ones.

A final type of rechargeable battery is the battery that is plugged into an external power source. These batteries come with a power cord that is plugged into a standard electrical outlet. Batteries for these types of cordless power tools come in different sizes and voltage capabilities so you should consider your intended usage when deciding on one. Note that most cordless power tools that come with this type of battery have different charging and discharging requirements than other brands of batteries. As a result, it is important to know what your power source requirements are before buying a cordless power tool battery.

Two of the best cordless batteries to date are Panasonic and Kobalt. These two manufacturers provide excellent batteries with solid warranty coverage. In addition, both of these batteries have good safety records and come with user-friendly applications and designs. Additionally, both of these brands are relatively new, so there isn’t a lot of competition out there in terms of brand name or reputation.

There are a few other brands that make batteries for cordless power tools, but their products are not nearly as well known or popular as those from major manufacturers like metabo and kobalt. However, some of their other products may still be worth checking out if you’re in the market for a good, new battery: Lithium Polymer (LiPo), which is becoming an increasingly popular option among consumers; lithium ion batteries, which provide a little more power than some of the competition; and finally, generic LiPos. These batteries may not be as reliable or as safe as the others, but they do represent a good limited selection for the price you’ll pay.

We offer four cordless ranges, so you’re sure to find the right answer among our powerful, comfortable and flexible cordless power tools, call us today.

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