Einhell Professional Power Tools

Einhell Professional Power Tools at Tooled-Up.com

Einhell Professional Power Tools cover drilling, cutting, grinding, sanding, fixing and demolition, with the specialist tools that sit around them on a working site. Tooled-Up.com stocks them in dedicated sub-categories, so you can go straight to the tool type you need, whether that's a drill, a wall chaser or an oscillating multi tool.

The selection takes in 18v cordless tools for moving around site without trailing leads, alongside tools for heavier first-fix and renovation work such as demolition tools, hole borers and mixers. Where a tool is cordless, check the product page for battery and charger details before you buy.

Browse the Einhell Professional selection at Tooled-Up.com to compare tools by job, from drilling and fastening to surface preparation and finishing.

Key Features of Einhell Professional Power Tools

• 18v cordless operation: battery-powered tools let you work at height, in lofts and in occupied properties without hunting for a socket or running extension leads.
• Power X-Change compatibility: on the cordless tools that use this platform, batteries can be shared between tools, so you can add to your kit without buying a new battery every time.
• Tools for specific jobs: chasing, boring, riveting, routing and polishing tools do one task well, which makes them quicker and cleaner than improvising with a general-purpose tool.
• Portable lighting: useful for lofts, cellars, plant rooms and early-morning or late-evening jobs where daylight can't be relied on.
• Mains and cordless choice: choose 240v tools for long, continuous runs such as mixing or sanding, or cordless for speed and flexibility.

Specifications vary between products, so check the individual listing for power, voltage, chuck or disc size and what is included in the box.

Who Uses Einhell Professional Power Tools?

• Carpenters and joiners: saws, planers, routers and nail guns for fitting, trimming and finishing.
• Electricians: drills, hole borers and wall chasers for cable runs, back boxes and containment.
• Plumbers and heating engineers: drills, saws and oscillating multi tools for pipework, notching and cutting in tight spaces.
• Builders and groundworkers: demolition tools, mixers and grinders for breaking out, mixing and cutting.
• Decorators and finishers: sanders and polishers for preparing and finishing surfaces.
• Fabricators and maintenance teams: rivet guns, impact wrenches and grinders for repairs and assembly.
• Serious DIYers: a practical route into trade-style tools for larger home projects.

Popular Einhell Professional Power Tools

Drills and Impact Wrenches

Drills handle everyday drilling and screwdriving, while impact wrenches deal with stubborn nuts and bolts. Together with the 18v tools, they make up the core of a cordless kit.

Saws, Planers and Routers

Saws cover cutting timber and boards. Planers & thicknessers take timber down to size, and routers & trimmers add profiles, rebates and clean edges.

Grinders, Sanders and Polishers

Grinders cut and shape metal and masonry, sanders prepare surfaces, and polishers bring them up to a finish.

Demolition, Chasing and Boring

Demolition tools, wall chasers and hole borers are suited to strip-out, rewiring and heavy-duty drilling, and mixers save time on mortar, plaster and adhesive.

Fixing and Multi-Purpose Tools

Nail & staple guns and rivet guns speed up repetitive fixing, while oscillating multi tools tackle awkward cuts and detail work. Portable lighting helps where site lighting is poor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose a cordless or a 240v Einhell Professional tool?

Cordless 18v tools suit work where mobility matters, such as drilling, fixing and cutting around a site. A 240v tool is better for long, continuous jobs where you don't want to swap batteries, such as mixing or heavy sanding.

Can I share batteries between Einhell Professional cordless tools?

Tools on the Power X-Change platform are designed to share batteries and chargers. Always check the product listing to confirm whether a tool is sold bare or with a battery and charger.

Which tool is best for cutting channels for cables?

A wall chaser is made for cutting neat channels in masonry for cables and conduit. For heavier break-out work, look at the demolition tools instead.

What do I need to check before buying?

Check the voltage, whether batteries and a charger are included, and the accessory size, such as disc diameter or chuck capacity. Wear suitable PPE and follow HSE guidance and the manufacturer's instructions when using any power tool. Shop Einhell Professional Power Tools at Tooled-Up.com to compare specifications side by side.