Einhell Professional Combi Drills

Einhell Professional Combi Drills at MyToolShed.co.uk

Einhell Professional combi drills are 18v cordless drill drivers with a hammer action, built for drilling and screwdriving on site and in the workshop. They suit electricians, joiners, plumbers and serious DIYers who need one tool to drill timber and metal, drive screws and, with hammer mode, tackle masonry.

The combi drills here run on the Power X-Change battery platform, so one battery type can be shared across other compatible Einhell tools.

Einhell Professional Combi Drills Features and Benefits

• Brushless motors: The PurePOWER brushless motor gives longer runtimes, strong performance and better long-term durability. Registered motors are covered by a separate 10 year warranty on selected models such as the TE-CD 18/80 Li-I BL.
• Hammer mode: Switch on the hammer action to drill into stone and concrete, then switch it off for standard drilling in wood and metal.
• Multiple torque settings: The TE-CD 18/80 Li-I BL offers 20 torque settings, which helps you drive screws accurately without overdriving or damaging the material.
• Power X-Change compatibility: Batteries can be swapped between tools, which saves money and keeps you working.

Popular Einhell Professional Combi Drills

TE-CD 18/80 Li-I BL

A brushless combi drill with hammer mode and 20 torque settings, suited to general drilling and fastening.

TP-CD 18/120 Li-I BL

A brushless model for more demanding drilling and driving work.

TP-CD 18/70 and 18/70-C Li-I BL

Brushless combi drills for everyday site and workshop jobs. The -C version is the one to consider if you want a compact build.

TP-CD 18/50-C and TP-CD 18/60

Lighter options for lighter-duty drilling and screwdriving. The TP-CD 18/50-C is brushless, while the TP-CD 18/60 is a cordless combi drill without the BL designation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Einhell Professional combi drill should I choose?

Choose a brushless model such as the TE-CD 18/80 Li-I BL or TP-CD 18/120 Li-I BL for frequent or heavy use. For lighter jobs, the TP-CD 18/50-C or TP-CD 18/60 may be enough.

Can I drill masonry with a combi drill?

Yes. Select hammer mode and use a suitable masonry bit to drill into stone and concrete. Switch it off for wood, metal and driving screws.