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Power tool batteries and chargers for cordless workshop tools. Our range covers replacement battery packs and chargers for 18V and other common cordless platforms, suitable for commercial vehicle workshops and trade use. In stock for next-day UK delivery or same-day collection from our Midlands branches.

Power tool batteries and chargers for workshop use

Cordless tool batteries are platform-specific - a battery from one brand will not fit another brand's tool, and within brands, different voltage platforms are not cross-compatible. Before ordering a replacement battery or charger, confirm the brand, voltage, and connector type of your existing tools.

18V is the dominant platform for professional cordless tools in workshop environments. Higher Ah batteries - 4.0Ah, 5.0Ah - run longer between charges, which suits high-drain tools like angle grinders and circular saws. Lower Ah batteries are lighter and charge faster, which suits screwdrivers and drills where runtime is less critical.

If you are running several 18V tools in the workshop, investing in a rapid dual-port charger significantly reduces tool downtime between uses.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a higher Ah battery in my cordless tool?

Yes, in most cases. A higher Ah battery on the same voltage platform will power your tool for longer between charges. It will be heavier, which matters for overhead work or extended use. It will not damage the tool - the tool draws what it needs regardless of battery capacity.

How long do power tool batteries last before they need replacing?

Lithium-ion tool batteries typically last 300 to 500 charge cycles before capacity degrades noticeably. In daily workshop use, that equates to roughly two to three years. Signs of a failing battery include shorter run time, the battery running hot during use, and the charger indicating a fault.

What is the difference between a standard charger and a rapid charger?

A standard charger typically takes 60-90 minutes to charge an 18V 4.0Ah battery. A rapid charger can halve that time, keeping batteries in rotation during a busy workshop day.

Do replacement batteries affect the tool warranty?

Using a non-OEM battery may affect manufacturer warranty coverage on the tool. Check the tool manufacturer's warranty terms before fitting a third-party battery. OEM replacement batteries from the same brand maintain warranty compliance.