Replacement Cordless Drill Battery

Welcome to online Cordless Drill Batteries Store, we offer a complete line of power tool batteries and cordless drill chargers for most cordless tools: Bosch Cordless Drill Batteries, Makita Power Tool Batteries, Dewalt Batteries, Panasonic Drill Batteries, Hitachi Tool Batteries, Ryobi Batteries and Dyson Vacuum Battery. All drill batteries are specifically designed for the right power tool brand models. If you have any question about our cordless drill batteries, please feel free to Contact Us.

New Power Tool Batteries

Cordless Drill Battery for Dewalt DE9074
Ni-MH, 12V, 3000mAh
AU $68.04

Power Tool Battery for Bosch 2 607 336 207
Li-ion, 18V, 3000mAh
AU $79.52

Makita BL1860 Cordless Drill Battery
Li-ion, 18V, 6000mAh
AU $82.75

Paslode 902654 Power Tool Battery
Li-ion, 7.4V, 2000mAh
AU $57.81

Black & Decker A1718 Cordless Drill Batteries
Ni-Cd, 18V, 2000mAh
AU $72.13

Ryobi P108 Power Tool Batteries
Li-ion, 18V, 6000mAh
AU $69.47

Milwaukee 48-11-1890 Cordless Drill Battery
Li-ion, 18V, 9000mAh
AU $89.34

AEG B1820R Power Tool Battery
Li-ion, 18V, 3000mAh
AU $79.53

Vacuum Cleaner Battery for Dyson SV03
Li-ion, 21.6V, 3000mAh
AU $75.55

Power Tool Battery for Dewalt DC9091
Ni-MH, 14.4V, 3000mAh
AU $69.74

Makita 1220 Cordless Drill Battery
Ni-MH, 12V, 3000mAh
AU $66.42

Bosch GBH 24VRE Power Tool Batteries
Ni-MH, 24V, 3000mAh
AU $97.43

Rechargeable Cordless Drill Battery Life

If you have bought any type of cordless tool, including a cordless drill, then the most important part of that will be the battery. There may be plenty of features on your drill, but without a reliable battery to power it up, the drill is pretty useless. There is no doubt that cordless drills are a great thing to have as they just make everything that much easier to do. If you look after the battery properly, then it will last for several years, before it needs replaced.

Storing Your Cordless Drill Battery

Like any battery the life of it can be maintained if the battery is stored in a dry environment. If possible store your batteries in a cool dry place. if you got a bag or a case with your cordless drill, then it only takes a few seconds to pop the battery back in there and it will keep it safe.

If you plan on storing your battery away for a few weeks or months, then the ideal charge should be around 40% as at this charge, the battery will last longer. And, our testing has also shown that there was no difference either way by leaving it in place, or taking it out and storing it in a separate place.