electric tool

Many people do not really bother with the fine print on the packaging or instruction manuals that come with all of today's tools because they just want to get it out of the box and start using it. Failing to read the instructions that came with your new electric tool could turn out to be a very costly mistake.

Aside, of course, from telling you things like how to properly use the electric tool and how to clean it, the instructions will also tell you the minimum amperage that the electric tool needs to operate and the maximum amperage that it can take. Give it too much, and you run the risk of frying your electric tool's circuitry. Give it too little, and it will probably overheat, if it even works at all. Basically, two factors will dictate how many amps your electric tool will get - the size of the conductor (the gage of the wire) and the length of your cord or cable. A longer cable decreases the amperage that your electric tool is getting because the energy has to travel a larger distance. Meanwhile, a smaller number on the gage of your cable or cord will increase the amperage that the electric tool will get. Find out where your workspace will be in relation to the nearest power socket and then ask for assistance at your nearest hardware store to find the right combination for you.

Cordless Screwdriver, power tool, electric tool

Voltage: 3.6V/4.8V
No-load speed: 180r/min
Charging time: 3-5 hours

Folded handle

With LED light on head
With power using indicator

Auto spindle lock
Soft grip for comfortable operation
Forward/Reverse switch

With charger stand with 22pcs bits included
(Option: 3.6V lithium battery)

electric cordless screwdriver

Voltage:4.8V
No Load Speed:200RPM
Output Torque(max.):4.5N.m
Battery:800mAh
Charge Time:3~5hours
Case Qty:20pcs
G.W/N.W:20/8kgs
Packing Size:34x30x29cm
Pcs/Container(20"):19200pcs