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SDS Drills by Manufacturer
Every SDS drill brand we cover, from the big trade names to the value ranges. Each page compares the brand's full line-up with UK prices, specifications and pros and cons.
Black and Decker
Black and Decker practically invented the DIY power tool, and its orange 18v range is aimed squarely at home users.
2 drillsBosch
Bosch invented the SDS system in 1975, so no brand has deeper roots in rotary hammers.
25 drillsDeWalt
DeWalt's yellow-and-black rotary hammers are a fixture on UK sites.
18 drillsDraper
Draper Tools has supplied the UK trade from Hampshire since 1919.
6 drillsEinhell
German brand Einhell has built a strong following on value, and its Power X-Change 18v battery platform now spans hundreds of tools.
14 drillsFestool
Festool is the premium German system brand, best known for peerless dust extraction and build quality.
2 drillsFlex
Flex is a long-established German professional brand, founded in Stuttgart in 1922 and best known for grinders and polishers.
1 drillMakita
Makita offers the broadest SDS drill range on this site, from corded SDS-Plus workhorses to twin-18v LXT and 40v XGT cordless SDS-Max machines.
38 drillsMilwaukee
Milwaukee's red M18 FUEL tools are built around brushless motors and one of the most advanced 18v battery systems on the market.
2 drillsOlympia
Olympia Tools supplies value-focused power and hand tools to the UK market.
1 drillSealey
Sealey, based in Suffolk, is one of the UK's biggest tool and equipment suppliers.
6 drillsStanley
Stanley is one of the oldest names in tools, and its FatMax power tool line extends the brand into serious DIY territory.
1 drillBrand guides and archive
Brands whose classic SDS drills readers still search for, with notes on what replaced them.