Bosch SDS Drills

Bosch was founded in 1886 in Stuttgart by Robert Bosch. He devised a special ownership structure, guaranteeing the entrepreneurial freedom of the Bosch Group. This therefore allows the company to focus on long-term planning and invest heavily in research and development. In fact every year, Bosch invests more than 3.5 billion Euros in R&D. The Bosch Group describes itself as a leading global supplier of technology and services, with around 280,000 associates in over sixty countries throughout the world. Bosch produces a wide variety of products for both the consumer and industrial markets. Bosch is particularly famous for its power tools, with ranges for DIY and professional applications. There is an extensive range of Bosch SDS drills, from the Bosch UNEO 14.4v Cordless Quick SDS Combi Hammer Drill, which is priced at just over £100 to the cordless Bosch SDS Drill GBH 36 V-Li 36v, which costs over £500.

28 Volt SDS Drill

When choosing an SDS drill it is very important to consider the voltage. Drills are manufactured with a variety of power settings and these are measured in voltage. The lower voltage drills are suitable for very basic tasks around the home, whereas the higher voltage drills can be utilised for heavy-duty construction work, particularly for drilling into hard surfaces. Therefore voltage is a very significant factor when selecting cordless power drills, as the drill's voltage roughly equates to drill power and weight. The drill opted for must meet your requirements but also must be comfortable to use. When it comes to price, the more powerful the drill, the more expensive it usually is. The cheapest drills available are the small, lightweight, low voltage drills. Chooza SDS drill offers a wide range of 28 volt SDS drills from the world's leading manufacturers.