Power Tools

Power tools must meet strict electrical and mechanical safety standards. Unsafe models can cause fires, electrocution, or serious injury.

FOLOUP monitors and flags:

• Improper insulation or wiring faults
• Overheating motors and battery packs
• Non-compliant plugs or chargers
• Absence of instructions or warning labels

Power tools are especially common on second-hand marketplaces — our database helps track their circulation and risk levels.

Examples Monitored

• Angle grinders, drills, saws
• Cordless power tool kits
• Imported battery chargers with unsafe designs

Recent Machinery, Power, Tool Product Alerts

The Last 10 Machinery, Power, Tool records sourced from official UK, EU and worldwide product recall listings.

• Cordless Caulking Gun, CX51 (Ref: 2601-0385, Updated: 2026-02-02, Risk: serious)
• Star Blue Light Up TriScooter (Ref: 2601-0284, Updated: 2026-01-30, Risk: high)
• Hairdryer, LD330 (Ref: 2601-0310, Updated: 2026-01-30, Risk: high)
• Engwe T14 EBike (Ref: 2601-0174, Updated: 2026-01-30, Risk: serious)
• Yofuly 2in1 Hot Air Gun Rework and Soldering Iron Kit sold via Amazon (Ref: 2601-0067, Updated: 2026-01-30, Risk: high)
• Ethan the Fox Teether (Ref: 2507-0081, Updated: 2026-01-30, Risk: serious)
• Doloowee Model Aircraft sold via Amazon (Ref: 2510-0174, Updated: 2026-01-30, Risk: serious)
• Hinsinc Drill (Ref: 2601-0199, Updated: 2026-01-23, Risk: serious)
• Freefire HVH Electric Mountain Bike (Ref: 2511-0042, Updated: 2026-01-23, Risk: serious)
• Iqra Books Incense Burner (Ref: 2601-0190a, Updated: 2026-01-19, Risk: not provided)

Last updated: 10 October 2025

This page is for general guidance. It does not replace legal advice or official guidance from EU or UK authorities.