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Sold outPower Tool Charger
Fast charger for your Gtech Power Tool Battery with long 1.8m cable and LED status indicator. Compatible with Black/Gold 20V Power Tools only.
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SalePower Tool Battery
2Ah lithium-ion battery for Gtech 20V Power Tools delivering longer runtimes and higher productivity. Compatible with Black/Gold 20V Power Tools only.
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SaleImpact Driver
Powerful impact driver for tough fastening jobs with 40 minutes runtime and high torque for driving large screws with ease. Battery, charger, and carry case included.
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Impact Driver Bare Unit
Powerful impact driver for tough fastening jobs with 40 minutes runtime and high torque for driving large screws with ease. Bare unit only
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Sold outCombi Drill Bare Unit
Versatile combi drill with 3 modes, 21 torque settings, and up to 40 minutes runtime. Bare unit only.
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SaleCombi Drill
Versatile combi drill with 3 modes, 21 torque settings, and up to 40 minutes runtime. Battery, charger, and carry case included.
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Power Drill and driver From Gtech
Cordless Drills & Drivers for Home and DIY Use
Gtech Cordless drills and drivers are battery-powered tools used for drilling holes and driving screws during home improvement and DIY projects. By operating without a power cable, they allow users to work freely around the home, garage, or workspace without relying on nearby electrical outlets.
These tools are commonly used for tasks such as assembling furniture, installing shelves, fixing fittings, and general household maintenance. Their portability and ease of use make them suitable for everyday home projects.
Interchangeable Battery System
Gtech Combi drill and impact driver operate using a rechargeable battery system that can be shared across compatible cordless power tools. Using one battery across multiple tools allows users to switch between tasks without changing power sources and reduces the need for multiple chargers.
Gtech Bare unit tools are designed for users who already own a compatible battery and charger and want to expand their tool setup without purchasing duplicate accessories.
H2: Difference Between a Cordless Drill and a Cordless Driver
A cordless drill is primarily used for drilling holes and driving screws into materials such as wood, metal, and masonry. It is suitable for a wide range of general DIY tasks.
A cordless driver is designed specifically for fastening and screw-driving applications. For tasks that involve repeated fastening or higher resistance fixings, a driver can provide more efficient screw driving.
H2: Suitable Work Environments
Gtech cordless power tools can be used in a variety of environments, including homes, garages, sheds, and small workshops. Their battery-powered design makes them suitable for areas where access to mains power is limited or inconvenient.
Compact storage and quick setup make these tools practical for short tasks, repairs, and routine maintenance work.
Cordless Drills and Drivers FAQs
Cordless drills and drivers are commonly used in homes, garages, sheds, and small workshops. Their battery-powered design makes them suitable for areas where access to mains power is limited or inconvenient, allowing quick setup for short or medium-length tasks.
Cordless drivers are designed specifically for fastening, allowing screws and fixings to be driven more efficiently with less effort from the user. They are particularly useful when installing multiple screws or working with tougher fixings where repeated fastening is required.
A bare unit is best suited for users who already own a compatible battery and charger. If this is your first cordless tool, you will also need a battery and charger to operate it.
Bare units are typically chosen by users expanding an existing cordless tool setup.
A cordless drill is better suited for drilling holes and handling mixed tasks such as drilling and light fastening. It offers more control when working with materials like wood, metal, or masonry. For most general home DIY tasks, a cordless drill is the more versatile option.
Cordless drills and drivers are commonly used for furniture assembly, shelf installation, fixing fittings, and routine household maintenance. They are designed for tasks that require portability and flexibility rather than continuous heavy-duty use.
This makes them suitable for homeowners and renters who need reliable tools for regular DIY projects around the home.
The GtechCombi Drillcan drill up to 30mm in wood, 10mm in steel, and handles masonry with hammer mode at 24,000 RPM. It works on wood, plastic, metal, and masonry with 2-13mm keyless chuck capacity.
For most DIY tasks, 100-150Nm is sufficient. The Gtech Impact Driver delivers 120Nm of torque, perfect for deck screws, lag bolts, and dense materials. Higher torque means easier driving of large fasteners.
Impact drivers use 1/4" hex bits only. The Gtech Impact Driver includes a 12-piece bit set with popular profiles (Torx, Phillips, Pozidriv, Slotted, Hex). For round drill bits, use the Combi Drill with its keyless chuck.
Using a shared battery system allows the same battery to power multiple cordless tools. This means users can add tools over time without purchasing a new battery and charger for each one, reducing cost and simplifying storage.
Bare unit tools are intended for users who already own a compatible battery and charger