
Impact drivers and wrenches
Drivers

More speed, torque and comfort


Wood

Concrete and masonry
For all your fastening tasks


Speed and control for every application
Rapid trigger response and advanced cooling help deliver reliable speed in high-volume fastening.

Advanced cooling and brushless drive
Optimised air channels and brushless motors deliver more work-per‑charge while helping prevent overheating.

Shadow-free LED illumination
A ring-shaped chuck LED provides uniform light on the work surface to support safer, more precise fastening.

Comfortable grip for long days
Slim grips and a balanced build help reduce fatigue during repetitive installations and in hard‑to‑reach areas.

Smaller jobs or serial fastening
Choose the SID 4‑22 when you want a compact, easy‑to‑handle driver that’s ideal for everyday fastening and work in confined areas. When the job demands more power and longer runs, the SID 6‑22 gives you the extra performance and durability to keep going.
Lightweight, compact power



Your go-to for serial fastening



— MARK. D
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FAQs
Impact drivers provide both the rotational force that you get with a drill plus impact for greater efficiency in driving screws and nuts. They are great for more safely and quickly driving in fasteners into tougher base materials such as steel, wood, masonry and concrete.
The main difference between a drill driver and an impact driver is the power and rotational action you get with an impact driver. Impact drivers produce a lot of rotational force and more torque than drills, and are better for driving screws, whereas drills are better suited to drilling holes.
In addition, impact drivers are usually smaller and lighter than drills, making it more comfortable to use them for longer periods of time, and in tight spaces.
Yes. Tools like the SID 6‑22 and SID 8‑22 deliver the torque and consistency needed for concrete screws, depending on diameter and depth.
Use high-quality, impact‑rated bits. Choosing non‑impact‑rated accessories can lead to breakage and premature failure.
Safety: If used incorrectly, power tools can cause injuries or damage to materials. The advantage of impact drivers is their lack of reactionary torque while delivering outstanding performance. The impact driver sends its energy to the drive head instead of to your wrist, reducing the risk of fatigue or wrist injuries.
Power: If you are planning to do a higher number of settings (such as over 100 per day) then you are going to want more power (more torque), and a longer lasting battery.
Torque control: Two or more speeds or torque settings on your impact driver will give you more torque control, lessening the risk of damage to the fasteners or base materials.
Ergonomics: As you may be using your impact driver for long periods of time, it is important that the tool is easy to handle. Look for a more ergonomic grip and lower weight when making your choice.
Durability: The design of the motor, hammering mechanism, electronics and housing should work together seamlessly, allowing your impact driver to last for years to come.
To keep your tool running at its best, avoid overloading it, give it cooling breaks during heavy‑duty work, use the right bits, and keep it clean and well‑maintained.

A name you can trust
We've strived to create tools and products that make a difference in every trade and application. That’s why our tools have been in vans and toolparks across generations of professionals.

Wear and tear cover on selected tools
We will repair most tools at no cost for 2 years from the date of purchase. This includes spare parts, labour and shipping. After the two-year period you'll pay for repairs, but costs are capped.

Fast turnaround for tool repairs
You will usually receive your tool back within a few days of ordering a repair. We'll even pick up your broken tool at your jobsite and return it to the same place.
