Question

What is the difference between electrical tool's and equipment??

Answer 1

Answer:

Hand tools are tools that can be used or operated by our hands without using electrical energy it doesn't need any external power. While machine tools are tools that require electrical energy and they are operated by our hands too.

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Answer 2

Rather than try to go through a long list of examples, lets try to define what is a “tool” and what is an “equipment.” Traditionally, a tool is a small device that a human can use to amplify his physical or mental abilities. We generally think of tools as controlled and wielded by an individual human. But, is there a upper bound to the size and power of a tool? Does a tool become something else if you can’t lift it yourself, so a screwdriver is a tool, but a metal lathe or a railroad track laying machine is definitely not a tool? A hydroelectric powerplant can be controlled by one person twisting a few control knobs or stroking a keyboard, so is that facility a tool or an equipment? (And did you notice me sneaking in another term, “facility,” just to complicate your thinking?)

Ultimately, why worry about shadings of meaning; there’s just you, tools and the rest of the World.