Corded Power Tools (220 V)

Corded power tools (220 V) for workshops, construction, and manufacturing

This collection brings together all VEVOR corded power tools (220–230 V)—from compact hand routers and planers to magnetic drills, table saws, and industrial grinders. Corded tools provide consistent power without interruptions for recharging and are generally more cost-effective than battery-powered versions. All tools are in stock in Riga or are shipped directly from VEVOR’s European warehouse, with a warranty and delivery throughout Latvia.

Drilling machines: magnetic, core, and bench-top

Magnetic drills (980–1550 W, drilling capacity up to 60 mm) for metal structures and steel beams; diamond core drills for concrete and masonry (1500–3500 W, drill diameter up to 300 mm, with a stand or handheld), bench drills with a tilting worktable, and drill mixers for paint, glue, and mortar.

Milling machines, planers, and woodworking equipment

Wood routers (710–1200 W) with fixed, plunge, and bevel bases; hand planers 82 mm, thickness planers 330 mm (1,800–2,000 W), wood lathes 750–1,500 W, bench planer/jointer, mortiser for cutting grooves, and lamella joiner. Additionally: oscillating spindles, belt, disc, and flexible-shaft grinders, as well as dust collectors for woodworking shops.

Circular Saws, Metal and Concrete Saws

Table band saws for woodworking (229–457 mm), vertical band saw for metal, 355 mm metal-cutting saw with a cold-cutting blade, electric concrete saws (180–305 mm) for wet and dry cutting, and a 4,800 W wall chaser for creating cable channels. Replacement band saw blades are also available.

Specialized Electrical Machines

Band saw blade sharpening machines, wire stripping machines for copper processing (1.5–40 mm), electric fitting benders up to 25 mm, nail and staple guns, caulking guns, and car polishers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between 220-volt and battery-powered tools?

Corded power tools provide consistent power without interruptions for recharging and are generally more affordable. For cordless tools, see the " Cordless Tools" collection; for gas-powered tools, see the " Gas-Powered Tools" collection.

What power rating is required for a wood router?

For edge finishing and light routing, 710–800 W is sufficient; for deep grooves and hardwood, choose a 1200 W model with a plunge base.

Which magnetic drill should you choose?

For light-duty work on joists, a 1,100–1,200 W model with a 35–40 mm drill bit is sufficient; for 50–60 mm drill holes and threading, choose a 1,400–1,550 W model with a Morse taper and reverse function.

Do the tools come with a warranty and spare parts?

Yes, all VEVOR power tools come with a manufacturer's warranty; blades, sanding discs, planer blades, and other accessories are available separately.