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A detailed buying guide: how to choose a handheld power tool: final checklist.
This section presents new products that have been announced or are expected in the range, mainly from the DYLLU brand. It may include corded and cordless power tools, garden and workshop equipment, as well as batteries, chargers and accessories for tradespeople, builders and homeowners. The section helps you get to know the specifications of new models in advance and compare them with the range already available. Tools on sale are presented by power source in the power, cordless, air and engine-powered tools sections.
First decide what work you will do — drilling, screwdriving, cutting, sanding, garden care or cleaning — and on which materials. Compare the new model with available tools of the same class to make sure it fits your task. See what tasks are you choosing a handheld power tool for and common mistakes when choosing a handheld power tool.
Corded tools suit long continuous work, cordless tools suit mobility and work away from a socket, and air and engine-powered equipment suits special tasks. For a cordless tool, also check whether a battery and charger are included. Read how to choose a cordless tool.
If you already own cordless tools of the same brand, check whether the new model is compatible with batteries of the same platform. 12 V is usually enough for light work, 18–20 V is common for general use, and a capacity of 2–5 Ah determines the runtime. See what is a unified battery platform and cordless tool voltage (V).
Household models are designed for occasional use and professional ones for daily heavy-duty work. A brushless motor is more efficient, runs cooler and needs no brush replacement. Read differences between professional and household power tools and brushed and brushless motor.
Compare power (W), speed, torque (N·m) and weight according to the tool type. For new models, also pay attention to the package contents and accessory compatibility. See how to choose tool power (W) and torque (N·m).
To keep warranty service valid, read the manual, keep the documents and start and operate the tool according to the manufacturer requirements. Store the tool in a dry place and batteries partly charged. Read how to start a new power tool correctly and how to store power tools correctly.
Choose a tool with protective functions such as overload protection, an electronic brake or protection against accidental start-up. Wear safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection during work. See essential power tool safety rules and how to choose personal protective equipment.
At ToolsArmenia you can compare the expected new assortment by tool type, power source, battery platform and key specifications and choose the right model for your work.
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