Combi Drills

Learn more about combi drills

A combi drill combines drilling and screwdriving in one tool, so it suits day to day fixing, fitting and light masonry work. It is a practical choice when you want one drill for multiple tasks rather than carrying separate tools for every job.

At Travis Perkins, you can compare combi drills alongside the wider range of tools and trade services. That includes expert trade advice, dedicated trade accounts and free Click & Collect from hundreds of branches nationwide.

Typical uses

• Drilling into timber, metal and masonry on general fixing jobs.

• Screwdriving where you want controlled drive and a steady tool in hand.

• Light masonry work where the hammer function is needed for bricks and blocks.

• Choosing a cordless combi drill for movement around site or a corded combi drill for uninterrupted power.

• Comparing a combi drill driver, hammer drill combi or multifunction combi drill against the job you actually do.

How to choose the right combi drill

• Compare the product specifications against the work you do most often.

• Check whether you want brushless or brushed motor technology.

• Look at battery capacity, fast charging and spare batteries if you need longer run time.

• Review chuck size, speed settings, torque settings, weight, grip and balance.

• Choose a combi drill with clutch and variable speed if you want better control for screwdriving.

• Match the tool to the fixing method and materials on site, especially timber, metal and masonry.

Before you order

• Check what is included in the box, especially batteries and charger.

• Make sure the drill bits, masonry bits and screwdriver bits you use are compatible with the tool.

• Confirm whether you already have a matching battery platform, or need to buy the kit as a set.

• Consider how often the tool will be used and whether weight and balance matter for repeated work.

• If you need other kit at the same time, look at our tool hire service and trade account options.

Explore our range of combi drills

Our range includes battery powered and corded combi drills across different specification levels, so you can choose the format that fits the task. If you are comparing a mixed drill for everyday trade use, start with the materials, the amount of fixing you do and the power source that suits your site.

You can also create an account for easier ordering and repeat purchases, which helps if you buy tools and accessories regularly through Travis Perkins.