One handle with various attachments or one battery and motor for a whole collection of power tools: tool manufacturers make the lives of garden enthusiasts easier and cheaper with smart combination systems.
What is a Combopack?
Combopack and Combination Systems are names manufacturers give to a series of tools with interchangeable parts. When we talk about such combination systems for garden tools, two names stand out: Makita for power tools and Gardena for hand tools.
Makita Combopack: One Battery for All Your Machines
The Makita Combopacks are available with an 18V, 2x 18V, and 40V battery. You can use the same Li-ion battery to power the brushless motor of various garden tools — from brush cutters to chainsaws and from leaf blowers to cultivators. The attachments are quick and easy to swap. This makes the Makita combination system suitable for almost any garden task. Makita’s leading battery technology guarantees high performance and long runtime. Moreover, the battery of a Makita Combopack can also be used for other power tools from the brand. For example, the XGT 40V Makita battery fits over 150 machines.
Gardena Combisystem: One Handle for All Your Hand Tools
For many garden tools, Gardena is the favourite brand of enthusiasts and professionals. The Gardena Combisystem is the world’s best-selling combination system, as the interchangeable attachments allow for the right handle-tool combination for every garden task and every season. Leaf rake, hoe, weeder, broom, snow remover, cultivator, and other attachments can be easily fastened to the handle via a screw connection. If you choose a telescopic handle, you can always work at the right and ergonomically responsible working height. Some attachments can also be used as hand tools for finer gardening tasks. Besides saving costs, the Gardena Combination System also provides significant space savings in your garden shed. By placing all tools in the Gardena tool holder, you can easily and space-efficiently hang them on the wall.
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