Cordless Tools

Q: How to choose between DeWalt, Makita, and Milwaukee for my professional cordless tools?

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Q: What budget should I plan for a complete set of professional cordless tools?

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Q: Are cordless tools powerful enough for daily industrial-intensive use?

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Q: What battery capacity should I choose for my cordless tools: 2.0 Ah, 5.0 Ah, or 9.0 Ah?

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Q: How should I maintain my cordless tools to maximize their lifespan?

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Q: Are cordless tools covered by a warranty in Canada, and what after-sales service can I expect?

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Where autonomy meets raw performance. Our cordless tools free your job sites from the constraints of cords without compromising on power. Designed to withstand the most demanding conditions and offer exceptional durability, every cordless tool in our collection meets the expectations of mechanics and professionals in Quebec. Because a trailing cord means slowed productivity – and that's something our Canadian customers won't tolerate.

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Dewalt
10OZ(300ML) GLUE GUN

Regular price $349.00
Dewalt
20V (600ML) GLUE GUN (ALONE)

Regular price $329.00

Low stock (4 units)
Titan
3LB. MAGNETIC TELESCOPIC

Regular price $5.13

Low stock (9 units)
Makita
45'' EXTENSION ACCESSORY

Regular price $196.91

Low stock (4 units)
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Makita
SILENT DRY VACUUM CLEANER 15L. (TOOL)

Regular price $569.00
Dewalt
VACUUM CLEANER 12/20V

Regular price $159.00

In stock (22 units)
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Makita
GRASS CUTTER ATTACHMENT 16.5IN

Regular price $119.00
Fein Power Tools
ASCM18-4QM CORDLESS DRILL DRIVER AS ENS. QUICKIN TOP

Regular price $1,359.00

Very low stock (1 unit)
Milwaukee
18V 8 AMPS MILWAUKEE BATTERY

Regular price $399.00

Low stock (4 units)
Dewalt
DEWALT 60V BATTERY. 12 AH

Regular price $329.00

Low stock (5 units)
Dewalt
DEWALT 12V/20V MAX LITHIUM CHARGER

Regular price $129.00

Very low stock (1 unit)
Dewalt
20V BATTERY NAILER. (tool)

Regular price $468.00

In stock (40 units)
Milwaukee
M18 FUEL MILWAUKEE 3/4" IMPACT WRENCH (TOOL ONLY)

Regular price $498.00

Very low stock (1 unit)

A complete guide to choosing your professional cordless tools

Why do professional cordless tools now dominate Quebec construction sites?

Professional cordless tools now offer up to 95% of the power of corded models, while freeing you from mobility constraints. Thanks to 5.0 to 12.0 Ah lithium-ion batteries and brushless motors, they offer increased runtime, greater efficiency, and require less maintenance. For professionals in Quebec, this freedom translates into increased productivity: no more extension cords to manage in the cold, and no more cumbersome wires, even in tight spaces. 20V platforms thus offer the best balance between power, weight, and runtime.

Which battery technology guarantees the best battery life for your cordless tools?

20V lithium-ion batteries are the current professional standard, offering optimal power and runtime. A 5.0 Ah battery delivers approximately 100 Wh, enough for up to 500 drilling operations or 45 minutes of grinding. The 21700 cells provide 15 to 20% more energy than older 18650 cells, while integrated thermal management maintains 80% capacity at -10°C. LED indicators simplify planning, and having at least three 5.0 Ah batteries ensures uninterrupted, continuous operation.

How are brushless motors revolutionizing the performance of professional cordless tools?

Brushless motors replace carbon brushes with electronic commutation, reducing friction and energy consumption while increasing torque by 15 to 25%. They offer up to 30% more runtime and a lifespan exceeding 10,000 hours, compared to 2,000 hours for conventional motors. More powerful, efficient, and durable, they represent a worthwhile investment for demanding professionals.

In which professional applications do battery-powered tools now outperform corded models?

20V cordless tools now rival corded models for most professional applications. A circular saw can make up to 600 2x4 cuts per charge, an angle grinder reaches 8,500 RPM, and a drill/driver delivers 95 Nm of torque for 400 screw drives without recharging. Impact wrenches provide up to 1,200 Nm of torque, ideal for industrial loosening. Working at heights or in confined spaces, the absence of a cord offers Quebec electricians and plumbers up to 35% time savings on their jobs.

How do ergonomics and the accessory ecosystem maximize your investment in cordless tools?

Modern cordless tools weigh 15-25% less than their predecessors thanks to compact brushless motors and lightweight lithium-ion batteries. This reduced fatigue translates into increased productivity on long days: a DeWalt 20V drill weighs 1.8 kg compared to 2.4 kg for an equivalent corded model. Ergonomic handles with anti-vibration coatings reduce musculoskeletal disorders, especially during intensive use.

The ecosystem of a single platform (DeWalt, Makita, or Milwaukee) allows the same batteries to be used on 50 to 150 different tools, from drills and vacuums to jobsite fans and saws. This interoperability reduces costs: buying a new tool (without a battery or charger) costs 40-60% less. Modular storage systems (TStak, Packout, Makpac) stack and transport easily, transforming your vehicle into an organized mobile workshop.

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We answer your questions about cordless tools

How to choose between DeWalt, Makita, and Milwaukee for my professional cordless tools?

All three brands offer comparable performance; the choice depends on your specific priorities. DeWalt excels in durability for extreme Quebec conditions and has the best after-sales service network in Canada. Makita stands out with lightweight, compact tools and excellent autonomy, ideal for work at heights. Milwaukee leads in technological innovation with HD 12.0 Ah batteries and the ONE-KEY tool tracking system, perfect for large teams.

What budget should I plan for a complete set of professional cordless tools?

A professional starter kit (drill, hammer drill, circular saw, grinder, 2×5.0 Ah batteries, and charger) costs CAD 800–1,400. For a full mechanic or contractor setup, plan CAD 2,500–4,000 including additional tools and 4–6 batteries. Bare tools (without batteries) purchased after the initial kit reduce costs by 40–60%, and Quebec seasonal promotions (November/May) offer 15–30% savings.

Are cordless tools powerful enough for daily industrial-intensive use?

Yes, current professional 20V cordless tools deliver 90–95% of the power of corded models for most applications. Hammer drills generate up to 35,000 impacts/min, and impact wrenches deliver 1,200 Nm of torque, unlocking 98% of industrial assemblies. The main limitation remains battery life: invest in at least 4–6×5.0 Ah batteries to maintain continuous rotation throughout the day.

What battery capacity should I choose for my cordless tools: 2.0 Ah, 5.0 Ah, or 9.0 Ah?

5.0 Ah batteries represent the best compromise for 80% of professionals: moderate weight (650–700 g), substantial autonomy (45–90 min of intensive use), and reasonable price (CAD 120–180).

2.0 Ah batteries are only suitable for light, occasional tools, while 9.0–12.0 Ah maximize autonomy (2–3 hours) but add 400–600 g of weight, causing fatigue. Optimal strategy: 3–4×5.0 Ah batteries for continuous rotation, plus 1–2 compact 2.0 Ah batteries for light tools.

How should I maintain my cordless tools to maximize their lifespan?

Regularly clean ventilation vents with compressed air to prevent overheating, especially after use in dusty environments.

Store batteries at 40–60% charge if unused for more than 2 weeks, in a dry place between 10–25 °C (extreme Quebec cold degrades cells). Perform a full monthly charge-discharge cycle to recalibrate the indicator and lubricate chucks every 6 months.

Are cordless tools covered by a warranty in Canada, and what after-sales service can I expect?

DeWalt, Makita, and Milwaukee offer limited 3-year warranties on their professional cordless tools in Canada, with 1–2 years on batteries depending on the brand.

Equipement Industriel Polar works with authorized service centers in Quebec for repairs within 5–15 business days. Register your tools online with the manufacturer to speed up claims and receive safety recall notifications.

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