Power tools are never limited to any single industry. From home DIY users to developers, power tools can not only simplify physical work, but also mental work. Power tools are now being used more and more in previously unimaginable areas, which is undoubtedly more conducive to the progress and innovation of power tools.
Next, several power tools for experts to predict the direction of development.
1. RISE OF CORDLESS POWER TOOLS
There was a demand for cordless power tools in the early days of industrial development. Traditional wires not only limit the scope of use, but also have the potential to be dangerous, especially if there are a large number of people and materials in the use of the site.
The current shift from corded to cordless appliances is clear. Although corded appliances still occupy a larger share of the market, this is only because the production of cordless appliances has not kept up. Despite the batteries of cordless power tools are currently not as trustworthy as those of comparable corded appliances, this perception is changing.
Although the shift has been slow, more battery-powered appliances such as circular saws, band saws, electric hammers, impact wrenches and more are coming to market.The cordless tools of today are working harder to work longer on a single charge, and that’s big news for the industry.
2. SHIFING PRICING STRATEGY
Although the shift has been slow, more battery-powered appliances such as circular saws, band saws, electric hammers, impact wrenches and more are coming to market.The cordless tools of today are working harder to work longer on a single charge, and that’s big news for the industry.
2. SHIFING PRICING STRATEGY
Another unexpected trend is in the area of price strategy. Power tool companies are looking for and building a price strategy that will make them more profitable. Manufacturers know that if they can no longer provide the right tools at the right time, consumers will choose competing companies' products. Keeping low-demand tools at the ready increases the cost of invention, but it makes them better able to maintain customers in the long run.
By pricing low-demand inventory using the same formula as high-demand inventory, you can increase revenue by anticipating customer demand. With more understanding of how and when certain tools are needed, you can see more progressive pricing.
3. SMART TOOLS
3. SMART TOOLS
Finally, as smart furniture enters people's lives, it is highly likely that electricity will also be connected to the network, just like other homes.
Smart power tools are already here to some extent. There are already programs that can control the torque and speed of brushless motors.
Although smart power tools are currently in the early stages of development, their development is likely to
progress faster than people think.