Einhell Professional Drills

Einhell Professional Drills at Tooled-Up.com

Einhell Professional Drills cover the main drilling and driving jobs on a typical site, from drilling and fixing in mixed materials to heavy masonry work and mixing. The selection is split into Combi Drills, Impact Drivers, Mixing Drills and SDS Drills, so you can choose the tool that matches the task rather than relying on one drill for everything.

Browse the Einhell Professional selection at Tooled-Up.com and you will find cordless tools that run on the Power X-Change 18V battery platform, which lets you share batteries between compatible tools. For work that needs constant power, corded options run from 240v mains, so there is no battery to charge or swap mid-job.

Key Features of Einhell Professional Drills

• Power X-Change battery platform: Cordless models use one 18V battery system, so you can move batteries between compatible tools and avoid buying a new battery and charger for each one.
• Hammer action: Combi Drills combine rotary drilling with hammer drilling, so you can move between timber, metal and masonry without changing tools.
• High-torque driving: Impact Drivers deliver short, powerful bursts for driving long screws and coach bolts. They are compact, which helps in tight spaces and on repetitive fixing jobs.
• SDS chuck system: SDS Drills take SDS bits for fast, tool-free changes. The hammering action is designed for drilling and light chiselling in concrete, brick and block.
• Mixing capability: Mixing Drills are built for stirring heavy materials such as plaster, adhesive and paint, with a design suited to continuous work.
• Variable speed control: Controlling speed at the trigger helps you start holes cleanly and avoid damaging softer materials or stripping screw heads.

Specifications such as chuck type, speed ranges and included accessories vary between models, so check each product page before you buy.

Who Uses Einhell Professional Drills?

Einhell Professional Drills suit a wide range of trades and users:

• Joiners and carpenters drilling and driving for framing, doors, stairs and general fixing.
• Electricians drilling through joists and masonry for cable runs, back boxes and containment.
• Plumbers and heating engineers making holes for pipework and fixing brackets and radiators.
• Plasterers and decorators mixing plaster, adhesive and paint with a Mixing Drill.
• Builders and groundworkers using SDS Drills for anchors, fixings and masonry openings.
• Kitchen and bathroom fitters who need controlled drilling and driving for cabinets, worktops and fittings.
• Serious DIYers taking on renovations that go beyond light household use.

Popular Einhell Professional Drills

Combi Drills

The all-rounder for most tradespeople. Use the drilling, driving and hammer modes for everything from pilot holes in timber to fixing holes in brick.

Impact Drivers

Choose an Impact Driver when speed and driving power matter most, such as decking, studwork, battens and other repetitive fixing.

SDS Drills

The better choice for regular masonry drilling. SDS Drills handle larger holes in concrete and brick more efficiently than a standard combi drill.

Mixing Drills

Made for stirring bulk materials. A dedicated Mixing Drill takes the strain off your drill/driver, which is not designed for sustained mixing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Einhell Professional drill is best for drilling into brick and concrete?

An SDS Drill is the best choice for regular masonry work, as its hammer action and SDS chuck are designed for it. A Combi Drill with hammer mode works well for occasional fixing holes in brick and block.

What is the difference between a Combi Drill and an Impact Driver?

A Combi Drill drills holes and drives screws, and its hammer mode handles masonry. An Impact Driver specialises in driving fixings quickly with high torque, so it is a better fit for long screws and bolts than for precise drilling.

Are Einhell Professional cordless drills compatible with Power X-Change batteries?

The cordless models are part of the Power X-Change 18V platform, so compatible batteries can be shared between tools. Check the product listing for what is included, as some tools are supplied as bare units without a battery or charger.

Can I use a Mixing Drill for normal drilling?

No. A Mixing Drill is designed for stirring paddles and bulk materials, not for general drilling. Use a Combi Drill or SDS Drill for holes, and Shop Einhell Professional Drills at Tooled-Up.com to pair the right tool with each job.