Filters
Clear- Battery: They offer complete portability and freedom of movement, ideal for locations without access to a power outlet.
- Electric: They ensure uninterrupted, stable performance for long hours of work in the workshop or laboratory, without the limitation of battery life.
- Floor-standing: Heavy-duty machines that are supported by their own cabinet directly on the floor. Designed for industrial use and very demanding applications
- Countertop: Fixed machines that are mounted and bolted onto a workbench. They offer stability and high precision.
- Handmade: Lightweight, portable tools with ergonomic handles that you hold in your hands. Ideal for job site tasks, offering freedom of movement and for cutting materials that are already installed and cannot be moved
- Single-phase: Machines that operate on the standard household power supply (230V). They cover the widest range of amateur and professional tools.
- Three-phase: They require a special industrial power supply (400V). These are very powerful, heavy-duty machines for demanding, continuous use in machine shops.
- Brushless: Tools equipped with a brushless motor (induction). They have a longer lifespan, require no maintenance (carbon brush replacement), heat up less, and manage the battery better
- Indicates the motor power in kilowatts (kW). Higher power allows the machine to withstand greater loads, cut or drill harder materials, and maintain steady speed without “bogging down” during use.
- 0 (Solo): The tool is sold “bare,” meaning the package does not include a battery or charger.