Whether you’re cutting metal, drilling wood or hammer drilling, cordless-optimised inserts can really make a difference – they will increase battery performance of your cordless systems and thus increase productivity for you. That means more time to enjoy the lighter and warmer evenings that summer brings!
But, how can we prove that cordless-optimised inserts do increase battery performance? Here we compare them to conventional inserts - our own conventional inserts in fact – to show how a few key changes make them more suited to cordless tools. That’s a fair fight, we’d say.
So, let’s weigh up the facts and figures to see if you really can ‘work more and charge less’ with cordless inserts, starting with Hammer Drilling:
Fact: Did you know that the TE-CX drill bit has a new solid carbide head for less wear and more holes with the accuracy required for setting anchors? Up to 320 to be precise!
Figures: The conventional insert drilled 49 holes, whereas the cordless optimised drill bit managed 64 holes with the same battery.
Verdict: Up to 30% more work per charge
Fact: Did you know that the X-Cut can do twice as many cuts as our nearest stainless-steel competitor blade? Also, it can do cold and clean cuts, meaning there is no need for either hot work permits or smoothing and filing as it has tungsten tips made of dedicated carbide grade for stainless steel applications and extra long life in steel.
Figures: The conventional blades do 32 cuts on metal whereas the cordless optimised version did 63 cuts off the same battery.
Verdict: Up to 100% more work per charge
Fact: Did you know the WDB-A Auger drill bit has a chrome coating that aids the reduction of friction along the drill bit from the base material, increasing speed and comfort for the operator?
Figures: The conventional insert drilled 19 holes, whereas the optimised cordless insert drilled 34 holes - getting more work done off the same battery.
Verdict: Up to 80% more work per charge
