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Ronix 40V cordless tools: what they are and who they suit

Most cordless tools on the market are 12 or 20 volts. The Ronix 40V range is aimed at those who want cordless tools to do work that used to need a cord: drilling, cutting and heavy fastening.

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What does 40V mean?

Voltage is the battery's "pressure". The higher it is, the more power the motor can deliver under heavy load. That is why this range includes tools rarely built at low voltage: a high-torque impact wrench, a chainsaw, and a grinder that cuts comfortably.

What is in the range?

  • A cordless impact drill with a 13 mm chuck.
  • A 125 mm cordless angle grinder.
  • Impact wrenches in several sizes.
  • An SDS rotary hammer, a reciprocating saw, a chainsaw, a blower and a polisher.
  • 40V batteries in two capacities and a fast charger.

Brushless

Most tools in this range have brushless motors (it is stated in the product name): no carbon brushes to wear out, and less heat.

Kit or bare tool?

Most tools are sold as a kit with battery, charger and case, or as a bare tool for less. Buy your first as a full kit, then add bare tools — check the product name before ordering.

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FAQ

Are 40V tools stronger than 20V?
Higher voltage allows higher power, which is why it is used for heavy-load tools. Actual performance is in each tool's specs (torque, disc size, impact rate) — compare the numbers on the product page.
What does "without battery and charger" in the product name mean?
The box contains the tool only; you need a battery and charger from the same range to run it. It suits those who already own them from an earlier purchase.
Are batteries and chargers available separately?
Yes, batteries and chargers are sold separately — they appear among this guide's products and in the batteries and chargers category.