Nemo makes cordless power tools built to work underwater. Instead of hauling hydraulic lines or air hoses down to a job, a diver can carry a battery tool. Here is where they get used.
Hull and boat work
Divers use underwater drills and drivers to mount and replace fittings, such as zinc anodes, and for repairs below the waterline without hauling the boat out. With the right attachment, a drill can also run brushes for cleaning.
Commercial and scientific dive work
Dive teams drill, fasten and cut during inspections, salvage, research and aquaculture work, like servicing cages, moorings and underwater gear.
Docks, piers and marine construction
Crews drill into wood, metal and concrete to install brackets, anchors and fasteners on docks, seawalls and pilings. Hammer drills handle masonry and concrete, impact drivers handle fasteners, and reciprocating saws cut material underwater.
Pools and tanks
Underwater tools can also help with work in pools, tanks and aquariums without draining them.
Pick the right depth rating
Each Nemo tool has a depth rating in its name, like 5M, 50M or 100M. Choose a tool rated for the deepest work you plan to do.
Care after each dive
Rinse tools in fresh water after salt water use, and follow Nemo's manual for seals and service. Our Nemo Parts Finder lets you click a picture of your tool to find its parts.
Nemo tools we carry
- Nemo Waterproof Drill - 5M – $850.98
- Nemo V2 Divers Edition Drill - 50M – $1,870.52
- Nemo Hammer Drill - 50M – $1,945.27
- Nemo Impact Driver - 50M – $1,853.39
- Nemo Reciprocating Saw - 50M – $2,584.45
- Nemo Special OPS Diver Drill - 100M – $2,100.00
Nemo tools ship from the vendor with the vendor's shipping. See the full line on our Nemo Underwater Power Tools page.
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