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Electric and Cordless Power Tools
Pneumatic, electric or cordless — the right choice depends on your site setup.
Pneumatic vs. electric vs. cordless
| Compare | Pneumatic | Electric | Cordless |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure | Air line required | Outlet enough | None |
| Mobility | Tethered to hose | Tethered to cable | Fully free |
| Heavy continuous use | Very suitable | Suitable | Battery-limited |
| Torque control & logging | Limited | Very good | Good |
Frequently asked questions
Cordless or pneumatic — which should I choose?
On a fixed station with an air line, pneumatic is durable and economical. If you need mobility — on-site, at height, away from the line — cordless changes everything.
Battery: voltage or capacity — what matters more?
Voltage determines power, Ah capacity determines runtime. Heavy jobs need high voltage; long shifts need high capacity. A high-voltage tool with two batteries usually covers most needs.
What's the advantage of a brushless motor?
No carbon brushes to replace, runs cooler, and gets more from the same charge — the price difference pays back quickly under heavy use.
Can different tools share the same battery?
Yes, within the same brand's platform — a major cost saver on the number of batteries and chargers you need to keep.