Cordless Screwdrivers & Drywall Screwdrivers

Lightweight cordless screwdrivers are perfect for furniture assembly, electronics and light duty fastening.  They offer adjustable torque settings, reversible rotation and quick change bit holders.  USB rechargeable models are great for portable toolkits.

What’s the difference between a cordless screwdriver and a drywall screwdriver?

• Cordless screwdrivers are compact tools used for light-duty screwdriving—ideal for furniture assembly, electrical work, or small repairs.

• Drywall screwdrivers (or collated screw guns) are designed for rapid, repetitive fastening of drywall to timber or metal studs. They have higher speeds (up to 4,000 RPM), adjustable depth stops, and often support auto-feed systems for collated screws—perfect for professionals installing boards all day.

Can cordless drywall screwdrivers handle all drywall thicknesses and stud types?

Yes—when used with the correct screws and depth settings, cordless drywall screwdrivers can fasten:

• 9.5 mm to 15 mm drywall boards

• Onto wood or steel studs
  Some models even allow reversing for quick screw removal and come with brushless motors for longer runtime and durability on the job site.

What should I look for when choosing between the two types?

• Choose a cordless screwdriver if you need a light, versatile tool for general screwing tasks or confined areas

• Choose a drywall screwdriver if you need speed, depth accuracy, and consistency for repetitive work on construction or renovation jobs
  Look for features like:

• Clutch adjustment on cordless screwdrivers

• Collated magazine compatibility on drywall guns

• Ergonomics, LED lights, and battery platform compatibility