Battery-powered tools are versatile and offer a wide range of uses in different situations. Here are some common battery powered tools and their uses:

Cordless drills and screwdrivers: Used for drilling holes and driving screws when working with wood, metal and other materials. They are often used in construction, repair and assembly work.

Cordless Impact Drills: Tools for stronger screw driving and drilling. They are particularly suitable for processing hard materials such as concrete or bricks.

Cordless angle grinders and disc cutters: Used for cutting, grinding and polishing metal, stone, concrete and other materials. They are common in the construction and metal industry, as well as in home use.

Cordless Drill Attachments: For example, impact wrenches, staple and nail guns, which expand the functionality of the cordless drill by allowing the use of various fasteners and fasteners.

Cordless angle drills: Used for drilling holes in narrow or hard-to-reach places. They are useful, for example, for assembling furniture or for repair work.

Cordless Circular Saws and Chainsaws: Used for cutting wood, metal and other materials. They are useful in construction, carpentry and gardening.

Battery heaters and heat blowers: Used to heat, dry, warp and bend materials. They are useful, for example, for welding plastic, removing paint or melting pipes.

Cordless Tool Accessories: In addition to basic cordless tools, there are a variety of attachments and accessories such as lights, vacuum cleaners, air compressors, and lawn mowers that expand the uses of cordless tools.

These are just a few examples of cordless tools and their uses. Battery-powered tools offer comfort, mobility and efficiency in performing various tasks both on the construction site, in industry and in the home environment.