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Metabo combines corded and cordless tools, matched accessories, dust-extraction solutions and the CAS battery ecosystem for a wide range of professional applications.
Metabo's history is closely connected with Nürtingen, Germany. The brand grew from the “Metallbohrdreher”, a metal-drilling tool developed in the 1920s; the shortened form of that name became Metabo. Today Metabo is part of the Koki Holdings brand portfolio and continues to develop professional power tools and system solutions.
Metabo's principal professional focus areas include metalworking and industry, construction trades and renovation. Its approach extends beyond individual machines: tools, accessories, battery systems, dust extraction and other elements of the workflow are developed as interconnected solutions for professional users.
Metabo's official range covers cordless and corded solutions for drilling, screwdriving, concrete work, cutting, grinding, sawing and many other professional applications. The broader system also includes dust extraction, compressors, pumps, battery packs, chargers and application-specific accessories.
One of Metabo's defining characteristics is its system-oriented approach. Professional machines are developed together with suitable accessories, dust-extraction solutions, battery packs, chargers and other components of the workflow. This is useful for professionals who need a coordinated tool setup rather than a collection of unrelated machines.
The 18 V CAS — Cordless Alliance System — is an important part of Metabo's cordless strategy. Compatible battery packs and chargers within the same voltage class can be used with suitable Metabo tools and tools from other CAS member brands. This provides a broader cordless ecosystem for users working across multiple professional applications.
Metabo also has a strong professional focus on metal cutting and grinding, construction and renovation, where tool performance is closely connected with correct accessories and effective dust management.
When selecting a Metabo tool, start with the application, expected workload and preferred power source. For cordless tools, check battery voltage and platform compatibility. For angle grinders, saws and drilling tools, also compare working-tool dimensions, mounting system and the material being processed.
To use the tool correctly, pair it with compatible working accessories. The ToolsArmenia tool consumables section can be used to compare cutting, drilling, grinding and other consumables according to their intended application and technical compatibility.
