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Bosch

Bosch power tools, consumables and accessories are listed in the Seza Global catalogue for wholesale supply — from bi-metal and carbide hole saws, SDS-Plus masonry bits, jigsaw and reciprocating saw blades, diamond cutting discs and screwdriver bit sets through to cordless drill drivers, angle grinders, rotary hammers, jigsaws and measuring tools.

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Hole Saws

Masonry Bits (SDS-Plus)

Drills & Drivers

Grinders & Cutters

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Reciprocating Saw Blades

Diamond Discs

Screwdriver Bits

Line & Rotary Lasers

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About Bosch

The weight of this catalogue sits on the consumable side: hole saws are the largest group, followed by SDS-Plus masonry bits, jigsaw blades, reciprocating saw blades and diamond cutting discs. That is the side a dealer turns over fastest — a machine sells once, the bits and blades it burns sell all year. On the machine side the catalogue lists cordless and corded drill drivers, angle grinders, rotary hammers, jigsaws and circular saws, sanders, and laser and levelling instruments.

Bosch model codes are systematic, which makes stock easier to hold. The letters name the tool family: GSR drill driver, GSB percussion drill driver, GDX/GDS impact wrench, GWS angle grinder, GBH rotary hammer, GST jigsaw, GSA reciprocating saw, GEX random orbit sander, GLL line laser. The number that follows gives power or battery voltage, and what comes after the dash is usually disc diameter or class — GWS 7-115 is a 720 W body taking a 115 mm disc.

On the consumable side the code describes the job outright. Jigsaw blades use T-shank coding for the material: T101 and T144 for wood, T118 for metal, T111 for aluminium and plastic, with the trailing letter giving the cutting character (D coarse and fast, B clean, F bi-metal body). Reciprocating blades starting with S follow the same logic. For hole saws the decision is diameter and body type: bi-metal for general work, carbide (TCT) teeth for abrasive material such as ceramic and fibre cement, with the arbor and pilot bit selected separately.

On the cordless side the first decision is the platform. Bosch Professional's 18 V system is shared within itself: one battery and charger run every tool on that platform, while the 12 V class is a separate family and packs are not interchangeable between the two. So what matters when buying a kit is battery voltage and capacity (Ah) rather than the piece count, because capacity is what sets runtime.

The specification tables on the product pages are taken from the manufacturer's own technical data: power, speed, torque, capacity, diameter and weight, plus sound and vibration values where they apply. Each page also carries the product's Bosch order number — the one number a dealer quotes to be certain of the right part.

Frequently asked questions

  • Does Seza Global supply the whole Bosch range?

    We supply the part of the Bosch range listed in this catalogue: hole saws and arbors, SDS-Plus and SDS-Max bits, chisels and points, jigsaw and reciprocating blades, diamond and cutting discs, screwdriver bit sets, cordless and corded drill drivers, grinders, rotary hammers, saws, sanders, and laser and levelling instruments. If a model is not listed, request it through the contact page or the dealer portal.

  • Are the Bosch products genuine and covered by warranty?

    The Bosch products in our catalogue are genuine and subject to the applicable manufacturer warranty terms. Invoice and warranty details are shared during the ordering process.

  • What is the order number on the product page?

    Bosch lists every article under a ten-character order number (for example 06019H5000 or 2608631010). The same model can be sold under several order numbers with different battery, case or accessory content, so this is the number that identifies the exact article — every Bosch name and description in this catalogue carries it.

  • What is the difference between Bosch Professional and the green range?

    Bosch splits its power tools into two lines: the blue Professional range for trade use and the green range for home use. Batteries and accessory interfaces are not shared between them. This catalogue is weighted towards the Professional range; the model code in the product name (G-prefixed codes such as GSR, GWS, GBH) identifies it.

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