SKIL® 20-Volt Lithium-Ion 2.0Ah Battery

BRAND: SKIL

Get more power for more projects. The PWRCore 20™ 2.0Ah lithium battery is backed by an innovative temperature management system that results in longer run time and battery life. Each cell is surrounded by revolutionary phase change materials to keep the battery cool and powering through any project. There's also a USB port built right into the battery to charge other devices.

FEATURES:

Industry-leading PWRCore 20™ lithium battery technology wraps each cell with cooling material to keep the battery powering on for 25% longer runtime and 2x battery life

Plug in to the battery's USB port wherever and whenever with PWRAssist™ mobile charging

Green LEDs show status so you always know how much charge is left

Pairs with any SKIL® 20V tool

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The top 20 tools commonly used by general contractors can vary depending on the specific tasks and projects they undertake. Here are some common tools:

Hammer: A versatile tool for driving nails and performing various construction tasks.

Screwdriver Set: Used for tightening or loosening screws and fasteners.

Power Drill: Enables drilling holes and driving screws more efficiently.

Circular Saw: Ideal for making straight cuts in various materials like wood, plywood, or drywall.

Tape Measure: Essential for measuring distances accurately.

Level: Helps ensure that surfaces, structures, and fixtures are correctly aligned.

Chisel Set: Used for cutting and shaping wood, removing excess materials, or creating notches.

Utility Knife: Useful for cutting materials like drywall, insulation, or roofing.

Pry Bar: Enables the removal of nails, trim, or other materials.

Pliers: Versatile tools for gripping, twisting, and cutting wires or fasteners.

Adjustable Wrench: Useful for turning bolts and nuts of different sizes.

Nail Gun: Speeds up the process of driving nails and is commonly used in framing or carpentry.

Air Compressor: Powers pneumatic tools such as nail guns, spray guns, or air-powered saws.

Paint Sprayer: Makes painting large surfaces more efficient and delivers a smooth finish.

Measuring Wheel: Useful for measuring longer distances, such as for estimating materials or mapping out areas.

Ladder: Essential for reaching elevated areas and working at heights safely.

Wet/Dry Vacuum: Helps clean up debris, dust, or water from construction sites.

Safety Equipment: Includes hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, and ear protection for personal safety.

Scaffolding: Provides a stable and elevated working platform for construction tasks at heights.

Tool Belt or Tool Bag: Allows for easy organization and access to frequently used hand tools.